Advanced Phrases for Presenting in English

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