10)Emulate excellent speakers (find their talks on the Internet or visit live talks).

11)When speaking in a foreign language, remember the following: a) pronunciation (check it in the Internet dictionaries); b) ask someone (or your teacher) to check your talk for grammar mistakes; c) use Presentation Phrases listed below to make your speech easy to listen to and to understand.

1.Greeting the audience	2.Stating the purpose
Good morning (afternoon, evening) everyone. I’d like to welcome you all here this morning. Let me introduce myself. My name is … and I am … .	The purpose of my talk (…) is to … In my presentation today (this morning…) I’ll be talking about … (reviewing…) I’m going to talk about …
3.Outlining your presentation	4.Mentioning dealing with questions
I’ll start by …, the we’ll look at … . Finally, I’ll give you … and show you … I’ll first of all outline …, then I’ll discuss …, and finally we’ll look at … . I have divided my talk into … parts: firstly, I’d like to …, secondly, … I’ll begin with … then we’ll deal with … . After that we’ll look at … I’ll be talking about three (four…) main areas: first of all I’ll describe …, then I’ll go on talking about … Finally I’ll tell you about …	If you don’t mind, I’ll deal with questions at the end of my talk. Please, feel free to interrupt at any time if you’d like to ask a question.
5. The main content.
Getting started.	Changing to another topic.
I’d like to begin by … Let’s begin. OK, let’s get started.	Now I’d like to to/let’s/let me start with/ move on to/ turn to/ go back to/ digress/ expand on/ recap on … So, we’ve looked at … and now I’d like to consider … Having looked at …, let’s move on to … This leads me to the next point which is (the question of)… So… Now, let’s …
Referring to visuals	Summarizing / Concluding
I’d like you to take a look at this chart, which shows … If you look at this graph, you’ll see … The figures in this table show … As you can see from this pie chart … Just have a look at this chart for a moment … Let’s take a closer look at this figures …	To sum up then, let me … To summarize the main points of my talk … I’d like to run through my main points again … I’d like to conclude by reminding you of something I said at the beginning of my talk …
Finishing the talk/inviting questions	Answering questions
I’d like to thank you all for your attention … Thank you all for listening … Now, if there are any questions, I’ll be pleased to answer them. Now I’m ready to answer your questions. If you have any questions, I’ll do my best to answer them. If there are no more questions, thank you for your interest.	Sorry, could you say that again, please? If I’ve understood your question correctly, you would like me to … I’m sorry. I didn’t hear you. Would you mind repeating your question?