Prepare for an oral presentation by considering your audience, deciding on a clear topic and objective, and practicing within the allotted time. When presenting, introduce the topic, speak clearly while making eye contact and using visual aids if possible, and check for understanding before summarizing at the end.

1. Oral Presentation
Reinildes Dias
Fund. Metodológicos do Ens. de Inglês
2012/1
Student: Giovana Perini

2. Preparing
• Thing about your audience, their interests and
their knowledge.
• Decide your topic and research it. Focus on
what your objective is.
• Do not forget the time you have to present it!
• And practice it with friends or alone.

3. The presentation
• Give an introduction, explain what you are going
to talk about and make sure you capture the
listener attention.
• Use a clear voice and be attentive to your fluency
and volume. Remember to pause your speech so
that the audience can think and take notes.
• Make eye contact and, if possible, use visual aids
to make the presentation interesting.
• Another idea: use small notes!

4. The end
• Make sure the audience knows you are
finishing your presentation.
• Check if they understood or have any doubts.
• Sum up your topic.