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    This document provides guidance on starting an oral presentation, including introducing speakers, welcoming the audience, structuring the presentation, and ending the presentation. Some key tips include thanking any introducing speaker, welcoming the audience to set a positive tone, explaining the purpose and structure of the presentation upfront, using visual aids when appropriate to illustrate key points, and concluding by thanking the audience for their time and answering any questions.

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    This document provides guidance on starting an oral presentation, including introducing speakers, welcoming the audience, structuring the presentation, and ending the presentation. Some key tips include thanking any introducing speaker, welcoming the audience to set a positive tone, explaining the purpose and structure of the presentation upfront, using visual aids when appropriate to illustrate key points, and concluding by thanking the audience for their time and answering any questions.

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    Starting An Oral Presentation

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    This document provides guidance on starting an oral presentation, including introducing speakers, welcoming the audience, structuring the presentation, and ending the presentation. Some key tips include thanking any introducing speaker, welcoming the audience to set a positive tone, explaining the purpose and structure of the presentation upfront, using visual aids when appropriate to illustrate key points, and concluding by thanking the audience for their time and answering any questions.

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    *****Starting an oral presentation*****

    *Introducing a speaker
    Miss `E` has kindly agreed to come along to speak to us about It gives me great pleasure to introduce Miss` E` *Welcoming 1.Good morning, ladies and gentlemen, it `s very nice to see you all here today. 2. It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to our company. 3.I have the pleasure of welcoming you to our company. 4. I have great pleasure in welcoming you to our agency. *On behalf of `X` I`d like to welcome you to our company. *I`d like to start off by welcoming you to our factory. *Other useful phrases for presentation I`d like to begin by introducing My purpose this morning is to tell you about our present operations. I would like to begin my presentation by showing you a couple of transparencies. I would first of all like to deal with and then very briefly go on to and finally show you some slides illustrating our . This transparency will give you some idea of our organization. I would like to show you where our firm fits into the Group. As you see from this diagram, our exports have increased. *Ending the presentation In conclusion I`d be happy to answer any questions you may have If you have any questions, I`ll do my best to answer them. And now Ladies and Gentlemen, let me once again wish you welcome to Thank you for being so attentive. *Thanking the speaker 1.On behalf of everyone here, I`d like to thank Miss `E` for a most interesting and entertaining/ informative/ cognitive,/ enlightening // talk/ speech. 2.Thank you very much in deed, Miss `E`. 3.I am sure I`m speaking for us all when I say how much we`ve appreciated your being here today.

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