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Listening Activity: How to Make a Mini-Presentation

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How to make a mini presentation

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Jietna: Anne Scott Hagen

Questions for the text:

  1. How long should a mini-presentation be?

  2. How should you structure the presentation?

  3. Should you write a complete script?

  4. Can you use notes and keywords?

  5. Is it OK to read from the script?

  6. Should you avoid audio-visual aids?

  7. What should the introduction contain?

  8. How should you organise the main parts of the presentation?

  9. What should the conclusion include?

  10. Should you include a source list?

  11. What do you think was the best advice given in the text?


Transcript of the text

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The transcript can be used to check your answers.

CC BY-SADán lea/leat čállán Anne Scott Hagen.
Maŋemusat ođastuvvon 04/26/2021

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