Useful Phrases for Business Presentations in English

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Do you have to do a business presentation in English? Would you like to sound natural, confident and easy to understand? Here are some important phrases that you can use:

Introductions:

"Good morning/afternoon/evening…."

"Thank you for having me here today."

"My name is [Name], and today I’ll like to talk to you about [topic]."

"I'd like to start by giving you an overview of …..."

Outlining the Presentation:

"Firstly, let's begin with..."

"The main objective of this presentation is to..."

"I will be covering [number] key points/topics."

"Our agenda for today includes..."

Transitioning between Points:

 "Moving on to the next point..."

"Now, let's turn our attention to..."

"Let's consider another important aspect..."

"This brings me to my next key point..."

"Now, let's shift our focus to..."

Presenting Data or Evidence:

"According to the latest research/data/statistics..."

"Here, you can see a graph/chart/table that illustrates..."

"These figures demonstrate..."

"The findings indicate that..."

"This evidence supports the idea that..."

Providing Examples:

"For instance/For example..."

"To illustrate this point..."

"Let me give you a concrete example..."

"A case in point would be..."

"Imagine this scenario..."

 Emphasizing Key Points:

"It's important to note that..."

"I'd like to highlight the fact that..."

"This is a crucial aspect that should not be overlooked."

"I cannot overstate the significance of..."

"This is a key takeaway from my presentation."

 Summarizing and Concluding:

"To sum up..."

"To recap..."

"To briefly summarize..."

"In a nutshell..."

Handling Questions:

"Thank you for your question."

"That's an excellent question."

"I'm glad you brought that up."

"Let me address your concern/answer your question."

"I'll need to look into that and get back to you."

Closing the Presentation:

"I hope you found this presentation informative/useful."

"If you have any further questions, feel free to ask."

"I'm available for any follow-up questions."

"Once again, thank you for your time."

Remember to practice your presentation, focus on clear pronunciation, and use appropriate body language to enhance your delivery. Additionally, using visual aids, such as slides or handouts, can assist in conveying your message effectively. Rehearsing and seeking feedback from native English speakers can also help you refine your presentation skills and boost your confidence.

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