Summarize Spoken Text Template (easiest version)

Main template
The lecture provided a lot of information about ……………. There were some crucial
points that the speaker discussed throughout the audio text, such as …………., and
…... S/He also discussed (that)......., and so on. The orator, therefore, supported all
the facts given in the audio with many examples. Overall, the lecture was quite
interesting and informative.
Sample:
The lecture provided a lot of information about the livestock of dogs. There were
some crucial points that the speaker discussed throughout the audio text such as
early breeds, dogs of the Bronze age, and their different sizes. The orator also
supported all the facts given in the audio with many examples that made the
central discussion clear. Overall, the lecture was quite interesting and
informative.

The lecture provided a lot of information about animals’ friendship. There were
some crucial points that the speaker discussed throughout the audio text, such as
earlier thoughts on animal friendship, friendship for biological reasons, new
findings, and generous friendship among animals. He also discussed helping each
other, friendships between animals from different species, and so on. The orator,
therefore, supported all the facts given in the audio with many examples. Overall,
the lecture was quite interesting and informative.

Second template (those who are comfortable with writing sentences)

The speaker in the lecture delineates the idea of animals’ friendship. The lecturer
later outlines the concept that earlier the scientists thought animals made friends
only for reasons. The orator then elaborates that now they know it is not true
because they can be generous as friends. Furthermore, the audio text here gives
some interesting ideas regarding the friendship between animals from different
species.
The lecture provided a lot of information about the history of novels. There were
some crucial points that the speaker discussed, such as defining novels, one famous
writer called Johnson, novels of different genres, the date of the first novel, and so on. In addition,
the speaker also mentioned the 17th and 18th centuries, having a great impact on English
readers, Robinson Crusoe’s novels. Overall, the lecture was informative.

The following template is for those who want to write sentences:

The speaker in the lecture delineates the idea of animals’ friendship. The lecturer
later outlines the concept that earlier the scientists thought animals made friends
only for reasons. The orator then elaborates that now they know it is not true
because they can be generous as friends. Furthermore, the audio text here gives
some interesting ideas regarding the friendship between animals from different
species.