This video tutorial teaches advanced English phrases for presentations, covering topics like background context, transitioning, examples, visual aids, elaboration, research, comparison, persuasion, solutions, recommendations, and Q&A. It aims to enhance presentation skills by providing useful expressions and tips.

What does the phrase 'to delve into something' mean?

• To summarize quickly

• To ignore details

• To examine something carefully

• To give a brief overview

Which phrase means to give a detailed overview of the background of the topic?

• To rewind the clock

• To touch on something

• To paint a picture of the broader landscape

• To delve into something

What is the purpose of signposting phrases?

• To provide examples

• To guide the audience through different stages

• To elaborate on details

• To summarize the presentation

What does 'to touch on something' mean?

• To examine in detail

• To briefly mention a topic

• To provide a visual aid

• To compare and contrast

Which phrase can be used to introduce a visual aid?

• To touch on something

• To delve deeper into this topic

• As you can see in this chart

• Let me walk you through an example

What does 'to flesh out an idea' mean?

• To summarize briefly

• To give more details

• To provide an example

• To compare and contrast

Which phrase indicates a closer inspection reveals key differences?

• To paint a picture

• At first glance

• To touch on something

• To delve into something

What does 'to strive for something' mean?

• To accept something as it is

• To try very hard to achieve something

• To summarize quickly

• To ignore the details

Which phrase suggests taking bold action?

• To paint a picture

• To touch on something

• To delve into something

• To take bold action

What does 'in light of the evidence' mean?

• Ignoring the evidence

• Considering the evidence

• Contrasting the evidence

• Summarizing the evidence