The document outlines the common structure of a presentation, including introducing yourself and the topic, presenting the main body of the presentation using ordering points and examples, summarizing or concluding, inviting questions, and thanking the audience. It provides example phrases and transitions to introduce each part of the presentation and connect the different sections.

1. Paloma González
ENGLISH PROJECT 3RD ESO
COMMON STRUCTURE OF A PRESENTATION
 Today I’mgoing to talk about ...
 Today I’mgoing to give a short presentationon…
 I’m here to make a short presentationon…
 The topic of my talk/presentationis …
 My topic today is ...
 What I want to do this morningis to talk to you about…
 My colleaguesand I are going to give a short presentationon ...
1. Greeting
2. Introducing
yourself and your
group members
3. Presenting your
topic
4. Main body
 Goodmorning/afternoon/evening!
 Hi friends!
 Helloeveryone!
 I'd like to introduce myself. My name is/I’m...
 Thank you for comingto my talk today. My name is …
 And these are my classmates…
 I would like to introduce my classmates…

ORDERING POINTS
 Firstly/ To start with,/ First of all,
 Secondly
 Next,/ Then,/ After that, / Afterwards,
 Thirdly
 Lastly/ Finally
GIVING EXAMPLES
 For example, / For instance, ...
REFERRING BACK TO WHAT YOU HAVE SAID
 As I said at the beginning
 As I mentioned earlier/before, ...
 In the first part of my talk, I said ...
PUTTING IT IN OTHER WORDS
 In other words, ...
 That is to say, ...
ADDING INFORMATION
 Besides/ Furthermore/ In addition/ Moreover
 Secondly, Thirdly...
5. Summarizing/
Concluding
 In conclusion
 To sum up/conclude
6. Inviting
questions
 Do you have any questions?
 Are there any questionsyou’d like to ask?
 If you have any questions,I’ll be happy to answer them.
 I’ll be pleasedto answerany questions.
7. Thanking the
audience
 Thank you (verymuch) for your attention/ listening
 It has beena pleasure talkingto you.