5 Presentation Tips
stage fright
Noun
a nervous feeling about having to speak or perform in front of an audience
stage fright
Do you ever get stage fright? I do. I have to do a presentation tomorrow and I'm really nervous.
sweat
Verb
to produce a clear liquid from your skin when you are hot or nervous
sweat
Usually when I worry about things that could go wrong I start to sweat. It's embarrassing!
tend to
Phrase
regularly act or behave in a certain way
tend to
Yes, I get so nervous too! My voice cracks and I tend to talk very fast.
tip
Noun
a small but useful piece of practical advice
tips
But you know, I think everyone gets stage fright! Here are some tips to help you.
in advance
Phrase
before an action or event
in advance
1. Prepare your material in advance so you have time to learn it really well.
aloud
Adjective
in a voice that can be heard
aloud
2. Practice, practice, practice! Read your presentation aloud and listen to your voice again and again!
contribute
Verb
give something to help achieve something
contribute
3. Think about the purpose of your presentation and what you can contribute.
audience
Noun
the people who watch or listen to a presentation
audience
4. Focus on your audience. How can you inform and bring value to them?
reassuring
Adjective
thinking positively to remove doubts or fears
reassuring
5. Don't focus on your fear! Center yourself on positive, reassuring thoughts.
exert
Verb
make a physical or mental effort
Exert
Hey, nobody's perfect. It's okay to make mistakes! Be natural, be yourself! Exert your ability.
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