Useful phrases for presentations and speeches
Useful phrases for presentations and speeches
|Beginning the presentation/speech |Giving more details |
|Good morning everyone. |I'd like to elaborate on this aspect/point |
|Today I'm going to talk about ... |Please allow me to expand on that. |
|It is a well-known fact that ... |Synthesis |
|It is often said that ... |The fact of the matter is surely/simply that ... |
|For the great majority of people ... |On balance, we can safely say that ... |
|Reasons for giving this presentation/speech |If we consider all the facts, it seems more accurate to say that ... |
|My aim is to ... |If one weighs up the pros and the cons of the case, one soon realises |
|The objective of this presentation is ... |that ... |
|I'm here to ... |In the final analysis ... |
|Underlining the main points |Summarising or repeating the main points |
|The first/second part of the analysis will |I'd now like to summarise my main arguments, which were ... |
|examine/consider ... |I'd like to go over the main aspects of my presentation again: First I |
|The main points I will be talking about are ... |covered ..., then we talked about ..., finally we looked at ... |
|Firstly ..., secondly ... , next ... , finally ... |Conclusion |
|In order to link ... with ..., the background to ... will be briefly |Finally we have to accept that ... |
|outlined. |I'm going to conclude by saying that .../ inviting you to/quoting ... |
|The final level of the analysis consists of |In conclusion, let me leave you with this thought .../invite you to ...|
|Introducing the first point |The arguments we have presented ... suggest that .../prove that |
|Let us start by considering the facts. |.../would indicate that ... |
|The first thing that needs to be said is ... |From these arguments one must .../could .../might ... conclude that ...|
|Let's start/begin with ... |All of this points to the conclusion that ... |
|The first aspect to point out is that ... |What conclusions can be drawn from all this? |
|One argument in support of ... |The most satisfactory conclusion that we can come to is ... |
|The other side of the argument |To sum up we are convinced that/we believe that ... |
|On the other hand, we can observe that … |Questions |
|The other side of the coin is, however, that ... |Do you have any questions? |
|It would also be interesting to see ... |Is there anything concerning this topic you would like to ask me? |
|Nevertheless, one should consider the problem from another angle. |Now I'll be happy to answer your questions. |
|Showing transparencies, photos etc. | |
|Let me illustrate this by showing you ... | |
|Continuing with the next point | |
|Now let's move on to ... | |
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