![Presenting
• Have you ever been to China?
• What do you think you have to do before you go?
• What should you do? [it’s a good idea to do it] Why?
• What shouldn’t you do? [it’s a bad idea to do it] Why?
• P. 79, 6A
• 6B – what do you notice about the key phrase?
• Practice it with a partner. Stress the key phrase.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/basicunit12day3-190609002301/75/Basic-College-English-Unit-12-Day-3-2-2048.jpg)
![Presentation Introductions
1. get the audience’s attention (‘hook’ the audience)
2. transition from the hook to your topic
3A. introduce yourself to the audience
3B. give a preview of the topic/goals of the presentation
4. let the audience know how they will benefit from the
presentation
What are some different ways you can ‘hook’ your
audience? Can you think of any other possible hooks?
a [short] story | a quote | a surprising fact or statistic
a question | an analogy | a physical prop [object]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/basicunit12day3-190609002301/75/Basic-College-English-Unit-12-Day-3-3-2048.jpg)
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Basic College English Unit 12 Day 3
It is important to prepare before traveling to a new country like China. You should get necessary vaccinations, apply for a visa, research cultural customs and etiquette, learn some basic phrases in the local language, and check on any safety advisories. Leaving preparations to the last minute can result in problems like being denied entry or facing health issues. When giving a presentation, it is best to grab the audience's attention at the start through techniques like telling a short story, quoting someone famous, sharing an interesting statistic, asking a question, drawing an analogy, or using a physical prop.
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Basic College English Unit 12 Day 3
- 1. Unit 12(3) –Before you travel
- 2. Presenting • Have youever been to China? • What do you think you have to do before you go? • What should you do? [it’s a good idea to do it] Why? • What shouldn’t you do? [it’s a bad idea to do it] Why? • P. 79, 6A • 6B – what do you notice about the key phrase? • Practice it with a partner. Stress the key phrase.
- 3. Presentation Introductions 1. getthe audience’s attention (‘hook’ the audience) 2. transition from the hook to your topic 3A. introduce yourself to the audience 3B. give a preview of the topic/goals of the presentation 4. let the audience know how they will benefit from the presentation What are some different ways you can ‘hook’ your audience? Can you think of any other possible hooks? a [short] story | a quote | a surprising fact or statistic a question | an analogy | a physical prop [object]