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    The document provides guidance on organizing a presentation into an introduction, body, and conclusion. The introduction should grab attention with a hook, link the hook to the presentation topic, introduce the presenter and preview main points. The body should cover 3 main points with examples in separate sections. The conclusion should summarize main points and provide a call to action or inspiration. Transition words are suggested to help move between introduction, main sections, and conclusion of the presentation.

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    The document provides guidance on organizing a presentation into an introduction, body, and conclusion. The introduction should grab attention with a hook, link the hook to the presentation topic, introduce the presenter and preview main points. The body should cover 3 main points with examples in separate sections. The conclusion should summarize main points and provide a call to action or inspiration. Transition words are suggested to help move between introduction, main sections, and conclusion of the presentation.

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    The document provides guidance on organizing a presentation into an introduction, body, and conclusion. The introduction should grab attention with a hook, link the hook to the presentation topic, introduce the presenter and preview main points. The body should cover 3 main points with examples in separate sections. The conclusion should summarize main points and provide a call to action or inspiration. Transition words are suggested to help move between introduction, main sections, and conclusion of the presentation.

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    The document provides guidance on organizing a presentation into an introduction, body, and conclusion. The introduction should grab attention with a hook, link the hook to the presentation topic, introduce the presenter and preview main points. The body should cover 3 main points with examples in separate sections. The conclusion should summarize main points and provide a call to action or inspiration. Transition words are suggested to help move between introduction, main sections, and conclusion of the presentation.

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    Organizing your presentation

    Introduction Grab the audience's attention


    with
    Introduction:
    1- Hook (a quote, story or a question)
    2-Link the hook to the presentation (You
    may be wondering why did I ask you this
    question..)
    3- Self-into & preview (My name is.... and in
    today's presentation, I will discuss the
    following points..)
    4- Audience benefit (By the end of my
    presentation, you will learn so much
    information about...)

    Body Tell 3 main points


    Use linkers such as (First of all... )
    Cover the main point + examples

    Main Point #1 – support with


    examples

    Main Point #2 – support with


    examples

    Main Point #3 – support with


    examples

    Conclusion Summary of main points

    Conclusion and call to action or


    inspiration
    Use the following words and phrases to organize your speech and to
    move from one point to another

    1. Introduction 3. Main part of talk


    Good morning, afternoon, evening, So, let us begin with…
    everyone. Thank you for coming. Moving on to… Let’s move on to…
    Today, tonight I’m going to talk about… My next point deals with…
    And last but not least…

    2. Intro to talk 4. Summing up and ending the talk


    I would like to start by… To sum up, …
    I shall begin by… In conclusion, you can see that…
    First, I will talk about… Thank you for listening.
    Then, … Next, … After that, … Does anyone have any questions?
    And finally,…

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