This document provides tips for giving successful presentations in English. It recommends beginning presentations in a less formal way to engage audiences. The most crucial part is the first three minutes, so it's important to use "hooks" like presenting a problem to solve, sharing amazing facts, or telling a short story to capture attention. The document also offers advice on exploiting visual aids, commenting on visuals, using voice techniques like articulation and pacing, and establishing rapport to effectively present in English.

1. PRESENTING IN ENGLISH
English Level 3
Module 1 Instructor: 1st Quarter
Xohiktza Avendaño

3. How to give successful
presentations

4. How to become a good presenter:

5. How to become a good presenter:

6. How to become a good presenter:

7. How to become a good presenter:

8. Getting started
• INTRODUCTIONS
How you begin your presentation
depends on how formal the situation
is, most audiences prefer a less formal
aproach.

9. introductions

10. INTRODUCTIONS

11. INTRODUCTIONS

12. “hooks”
• Communication experts all agree that the first tree minutes of a
presentation are the most crucial.
• They talk about hooks, simple techniques for getting the immediate
attention of the audience a good start makes you feel more confident.
Here´s how the experts suggest you “hook” your audience:
A. GIVE THEM A PROBLEM TO THINK ABOUT.
B. GIVE THEM SOME AMAZING FACTS.
C. GIVE THEM A STORY OR PERSONAL ANECDOTE.

13. PROBLEM

14. Amazing facts

16. EXPLOITING VISUALS
• HOW TO USE VISUAL EFFECTS TO MAXIMUN EFFECT

18. COMMENTING ON VISUALS

19. USING YOUR VOICE

20. OTHER TECHNIQUES
• Articulation
• Chunking
• Stress
• Pacing
• Intonation
• Sound scripting
• Emphasis
• Softening
• Repetition
• Rhetorical questions
• Dramatic contrasts
• Tripling
• Machine-gunning
• Build ups
• Knock downs
• Simplification
• Creating rapport

21. Book reference:
PRESENTING IN ENGLISH
BY MARK POWELL
YOU MAY FIND THE WHOLE BOOK AT THIS LINK:
file:///C:/Users/Xhoitza/Documents/PREPA%20MIRANDA%202016-
17/PRESENTING%20IN%20ENGLISH%20%20.pdf