This document provides suggestions for how to structure a presentation, including greetings to begin, introducing oneself, opening statements, transition phrases to move between topics, ways to summarize, and closings. It recommends both formal and informal greetings and outlines templates for introducing oneself, stating the opening, moving to the next point, summarizing, and closing the presentation. It concludes by providing an example individual project to present the storyline and moral value of one's favorite movie in English.

1. A N I T A N U R M A S Y I ’ A H , S . P D . , M . P D
How to Do a Presentation

2. Greetings
Formal
 Good morning, everybody.
 Good morning, everyone.
 Good morning, ladies and gentlemen.

3. Less Formal
 Hello, everybody
 Hello, everyone
 Hi, guys

4. Self-Introduction
 Let me introduce myself first. I am ….
 Before I start presenting, let me introduce myself
first. My name is ….

5. Opening sentences
 In this very moment, I would like to present some
materials related to …
 Today, I’m going to share with you guys some
information related to…

6. Moving on
 Let’s move on to the next point.
 Now, I would like to look at our next topic.
 Well, now let’s take a look at the next topic.

7. Summarizing
 To sum up, ….
 In conclusion, ….
 Let me conclude this presentation.

8. Closing
 That’s the end of my presentation. I hope you
enjoyed it. Thank you and good morning.
 My presentation has come to an end. Thank you for
your attention and good morning.
 I think that’s all for today. I hope you find it useful.
Thank you and good morning, everyone.

9. Thank You

10.  Individual project
 Present the storyline of your favorite movie in
English
 Present also the moral value
 Example: “The King’s Speech”