The document provides guidance on key things to consider when preparing a presentation: 1) Organization - The presentation should be organized into clear parts with an introduction, discussion of advantages and disadvantages of different points, and a conclusion. 2) Connectors - Connectors should be used to introduce each part and subpart to provide flow and cohesion. 3) Level of detail - The appropriate amount of details should be included to sufficiently explain points without overwhelming the audience.

1. Presentation
Things to take into account

2. •
Apart from fluency,
pronunciation,
grammar accuracy
and vocabulary
correctness...

3. WHAT?
• Organisation

4. WHAT?
• Organisation
• Connectors

5. WHAT?
• Organisation
• Connectors
• Amount of information: details

6. WHAT?
• Organisation
• Connectors
• Amount of information: details
• NA1 structures

7. WHAT?
• Organisation
• Connectors
• Amount of information: details
• NA1 structures
• NA1 vocabulary

8. ORGANISATION
• HOW MANY PARTS? WHAT ARE YOU
GOING TO SAY IN EACH PART
(SUBPART)?

9. CONNECTORS
• WHICH CONNECTORS CAN YOU USE
TO INTRODUCE EACH PART / SUBPART?
- HAVE A LOOK AT THE LIST!

10. STRUCTURES
• WHICH STRUCTURES?
• Complex passives (he is said to...; cleft
sentences (what I like is...), wish structures
(I wish they would coexist...), inversions,
variety of tenses
• Write sample sentences!

11. Vocabulary
• What adjectives related to books can you
think of?

12. Organisation
• A) introduction: stating the fact. What I’m
going to talk about
• B) Advantages and disadvantages of one
point
• C) Advantages and disadvantages of the
other point
• D) personal opinion and conclusion