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Structuring an introduction, body, and conclusion; describing data and trends; and answering questions confidently.
Why this matters This module covers structuring a presentation; describing data, graphs, and comparing results; and handling questions with confident body language.
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The goals of this lesson.
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You can plan and report on tasks. Now let's put that language to work in front of an audience: giving a presentation.
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Opening strong, organizing the body, and closing with impact.
Examples
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Talking about numbers, graphs, and comparisons clearly.
Examples
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Handling the Q&A section with poise.
Examples
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Read the text and answer the questions. You can try as many times as you want.
"Good morning everyone, thank you for being here," Sofia began. "Today I'll be talking about our quarterly results. I'll divide this presentation into three parts."
She continued, "As you can see in this graph, sales increased. Compared to last year, revenue grew by ten percent." At the end, she said, "In conclusion, I'd like to thank you all for your attention."
1. How did Sofia begin her presentation?
2. What was the topic?
3. How many parts did she divide the presentation into?
4. What happened to sales?
5. How did Sofia end the presentation?
💪 You can now stand up and present with confidence! Review this lesson, or continue to the next module.
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A second reading, a bit longer. Read it and answer the questions below.
After the presentation, someone asked a difficult question about the budget. "That's a great question, thank you for asking," Marco replied. "Let me address that point directly."
He wasn't completely sure of one detail, so he said, "I'm not sure, but I'll follow up with an answer by tomorrow." He made eye contact with the audience and asked, "Does that answer your question?"
1. What was the question about?
2. How did Marco respond to the question?
3. What did Marco do when he wasn't sure?
4. When would Marco follow up?
5. What did Marco do with the audience?
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Tap a term on the left, then tap its matching definition on the right. Ungraded — repeat as many times as you like.
Term
Definition
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Usa las pistas para completar cada palabra en inglés. Sin calificar — repite las veces que quieras.
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The essentials of this lesson, summarized.
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Key terms to remember.
a general summary of something
Collocations: give an overview, brief overview, general overview
a general direction in which something is changing
Collocations: upward trend, downward trend, spot a trend
the main point someone should remember
Collocations: key takeaway, main takeaway, takeaway message
the results of research or analysis
Collocations: key findings, present findings, summarize findings
a decrease in amount or quality
Collocations: sharp decline, decline in sales, steady decline
a number representing an amount
Collocations: sales figures, compare figures, exact figures
to deal with or respond to a point directly
Collocations: address a question, address concerns, fail to address
looking directly at someone while speaking
Collocations: maintain eye contact, avoid eye contact, good eye contact
the question-and-answer part of a presentation
Collocations: open the floor for Q&A, Q&A session, move to Q&A
large enough to be important or noticeable
Collocations: significant increase, significant impact, statistically significant
the act of examining differences between things
Collocations: draw a comparison, in comparison, direct comparison
to end a presentation or reach a final point
Collocations: conclude by, conclude that, draw to a close
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The everyday fixed phrases used to open, structure, and close a presentation.
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Tap the words in the correct order to form the sentence. Ungraded — repeat as many times as you like.
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Tap the correct verb form to complete each sentence. The other options are conjugations from other tenses — on purpose, so you learn to tell them apart.
Let me that point directly
Let's with a summary
Let's these two figures
Sales compared to last year
This a significant improvement
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Listen to the full dialogue with the speaker buttons first, then fill in the missing words from this lesson's real conversation. Ungraded — repeat as many times as you like.
Let's start with an , and then look at this .
Let me that directly.
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1. What does this mean: "Let's start with an overview."?
2. Choose the equivalent of: "Moving on to the next point."
3. What does this mean: "As you can see in this graph, sales increased."?
4. What does this mean: "In conclusion, thank you all for your attention."?
5. Which option matches: "That's a great question, thank you for asking."?
6. "This chart shows a clear upward trend." — which one is correct?
7. Choose the equivalent of: "Make eye contact with your audience."
8. Select the correct match for: "Compared to last year, revenue grew by ten percent."
9. "Let me address that point directly." — which one is correct?
10. Which option matches: "Today I'll be talking about our quarterly results."?
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You can now structure and deliver a professional presentation. Next module: customer service situations.
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Practice this lesson's vocabulary with a word search and flashcards. Ungraded — play as many times as you like.
Tap the first and last letter of a hidden word to find it. Los términos de varias palabras van sin espacios en el tablero (ej. "give up" aparece como GIVEUP).
Elige la respuesta correcta. Si aciertas, la tarjeta queda lista por hoy; si fallas, vuelve a aparecer pronto para reforzarla. Tu progreso se guarda en este dispositivo.