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Complete the sentences with the words in the box.
Complete the sentences with the prepositions in the box.
1 Thank you _________ coming all this way.
2 I’ve divided my presentation _________ three parts.
3 First of all, I’ll give you an overview _________ our financial situation.
4 First, we’ll be looking _________ the company’s sales in the last two quarters.
5 In the first part of my presentation I’ll focus _________ the current project status.
6 Point one deals _________ APG’s new regulations for Internet use.
7 Secondly, I’ll talk _________ our investment in office technology.
8 After that I’ll move on _________ the next point.
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I’ll be talking to you today about the after-sales
service plans we offer. I’ll ________________
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by
describing the various packages in detail.
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I’ll go on to show you some
case studies. ________________
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, I’ll discuss how
you can choose the best plan to meet your
customers’ needs.
I’ve ________________
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my talk into three
main parts. First of ________________
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,
I’ll tell you something about the history of our
company. ________________
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that I’ll describe
how the company is structured and finally, I’ll
give you some details about our range of
products and services.
I’d like to update you on what we’ve been working on over the
last year. I’ll focus on three main ________________
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: first, our
joint venture in Asia; second, the new plant in Charleston. And
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, our redevelopment project.
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STRUCTURING A PRESENTATION
(2)
The purpose of the introduction is not only to tell the audience who you are, what the talk is about,
and why it is relevant to them; you also want to tell the audience (briefly) how the talk is structured.
Here are some useful phrases to talk about the structure.
I’ve divided
my presentation
into
three (main) parts: x, y, and z.
In my presentation
I’ll focus on
three major issues.
First (of all)
, I’ll be looking at …,
second
…, and
third
…
I’ll begin / start off by
explaining …
Then / Next / After that
, I’ll go on to …
Finally
, I’ll offer some solutions.
The most common way to structure
a presentation is to have three
main parts, and then subdivide
them into (three) smaller sections.
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