Match the typical expressions used in presentations (1 — 16) with the appropriate heading (a — g), as in the example.
a) Explaining the organization of the presentation. —8—
b) Introducing the first section.
c) Referring to visuals.
d) Moving forward.
e) Summarizing.
f) Winding up.
g) Inviting the audience to speak.
1. I’d like now to turn to …
2. Looking at … we can see that …
3. After that, we’ll be taking a look at …
4. Finally, I’m going to …
5. I’ll begin by describing …
6. As you can see from this graph representing …
7. Let me start by …
8. First of all … Next …
9. To return to the point I made earlier …
10. If you have any questions, I’ll be glad to answer them.
11. Another area for consideration is …
12. Let me briefly recap what we have discussed here today.
13. I’d like to quickly go over the main points of today’s topic.
14. Then I’ll go on to …
15. Now let’s take a look at…
16. Thank you for your attention.
My friends are going to visit Great Britain.
my - pronoun
friends - noun
to be going to - verb
to visit - verb
Great Britain - noun
2)
The old man is walking about the room at the moment.
Why did you go to the shop yesterday?
We will grow tomatoes next summer.
She goes to school every day.
Various kinds of sports are popular in England.
3)
Easter
Easter is the time for holidays, festivals and time for giving chocolate Easter eggs. Easter is much more than ordinary holiday. It is the oldest and the most important Christian Festival, the celebration of the death and coming Jesus Christ to life again. For Christians, the dawn of Easter Sunday with its message of new life is the high point of the year.
2 are talking, went, will your brother go, will you invite, goes
3 There are different types of animals and different people like different animals. As for me, I'm fond of cats. I like playing with them. They are so cute! Cats like to sleep. In fact there are only three things, that domestic cats do. They sleep, eat and play games. I like cats, because they help me to relax and forget about my problems