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Giving the perfect oral presentation in English requires practice. Remember that even great orators like Steve Jobs, Abraham Lincoln, Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King became excellent public speakers through years of dedicated practice.

When preparing your presentation in English, we recommend you watching and listening to the recordings of their public speeches as an example. Check out our video lesson and some other useful tips for giving a great presentation below.

Giving a presentation in front of an audience is always stressful. Thinking about such details as the location of the presentation, equipment, materials, timing, your appearance and outfit will help you avoid nervousness.

Effective preparation requires consideration of the following things:

Ask yourself what the presentation is all about, its title and its goal

Think about who your audience is

Figure out what your main message is

Think about the structure of the presentation: the opening, the main part and the summary

Make it easier for the audience and yourself: use simple language

Prepare yourself for questions. Think about what questions the audience might ask

Usually an orator has a maximum of 15 minutes to present. So, make the presentation simple, have no more than 20 slides using a font that is legible from a distance

Don't put large blocks of text in your presentation. No one will be interested in reading it; people prefer visual material. So think about images, graphs and videos that support your idea, but don't overwhelm the audience with too many visual aids

At the beginning of the presentation, it's important to introduce yourself, giving your full name, position and company you represent. Some people also include their contact information on the first slide. That's in case you want someone from the audience to contact you after your presentation. After the introduction, don't forget to state the topic of your presentation.

Useful phrases in English:
"Hello, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for coming..."
"The topic of today's meeting is..."
"Let's get the ball rolling"
"There will be a Q&A session after the presentation"
"Please feel free to interrupt me if you have any questions""I'd like to move on to another part of the presentation..."
"Now I'd like to look at...""The product I present is extraordinary."
"It's a really cool device""Here are some facts and figures"
"The pie chart is divided into several parts""Let's summarize briefly what we've looked at..."
"In conclusion..."
"I'd like to recap..."
"I'd like to sum up the main points..."
"The numbers here have increased or gone up"
"The numbers change and go down (decrease)"
"The numbers have remained stable"
"This video is awesome"
"This is an outstanding example"
"For instance..."
"In addition..."
"Moreover..."
"This leads me to the next point..."
"I will be happy to answer your questions at any time during the presentation" "Shall we get started?"
Providing an outline of the presentation is a must, as people want to know why they should listen to you. That's why the opening part is very important. It should be cheerful, interesting and catchy. You should know it by heart, so you don't lose track of your thoughts even if you are nervous.

Useful phrases in English:

"I'd like to give you a brief outline of my presentation..."
"Here is the agenda for the meeting..."
"My presentation consists of the following parts..."
"The presentation is divided into four main sections..."
5. Explain When the Listeners Can Ask Questions

A Question & Answer period (Q&A) usually takes place at the end of the presentation, so you have enough time to deliver the main message of your speech without being interrupted by multiple questions. If you want the audience to ask questions during or after the presentation, say so.

Useful phrases in English:

Using transition words and phrases in English makes your presentation look smooth and easy to follow.

Useful phrases in English:

If you are not excited by your presentation, your audience will not be excited either. When presenting, you should plan to wow your audience. Use adjectives and descriptive words as they will help to attract the audience's attention and make your speech more vivid and memorable.

Useful phrases in English:

If you need to present numbers or some comparative analysis of algorithms for integration, use some visuals to present it. You can use charts, graphs or diagrams to make your data meaningful and visually attractive. Remember that pie charts are good for representing proportions, line charts to represent trends, column and bar charts for ranking.

Useful phrases in English:

At the end of the presentation, briefly summarize the main points and ideas. Provide the audience with your opinion and give them a call to action, let them know what you want them to do with the information you've shared. End of the presentation by thanking all the listeners and inviting them to the Q&A.

Useful phrases in English:

Try rehearsing your presentation using the above tips. Practice in front of a mirror or with your friends, parents or spouse. The more you practice, the better. While practicing, try not to use crutch words (examples: uhhhhh, ahhhh, so on, you know, like etc.)

Good luck with your presentation!

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Our long-running series of topical discussion and new vocabulary, brought to you by your favourite BBC Learning English presenters.

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Voici le lien vers une video sur l'entretien d'embauche en anglais.

Vous trouverez la transcription en dessous.

Bon courage!

Hi, I'm Alison Doyle for About.com. When you're interviewing for a job it's important to dress appropriately so you can impress the interviewer and stand out from the crowd. Here are some tips on how you can prepare ahead of time for the big day.

Dress for Work

When you show up for an interview, dress for work. Do not dress as though you were going to the beach, school, or the park. The outfit your parent or grandparent likes the best is probably a good choice.

Dress as You Would for an Interview

When you're applying for a job in-person, you should dress just as nicely as you would for the actual interview. It shows that the job is important to you and that you'll dress professionally if you're hired.

Have One Good Outfit Ready to Go

When looking for a job, remember to always have one good outfit ready to wear. That way you don't have to scramble, even if you get a last minute call for an interview. Your dress should be, at the least, neat and tidy. Business casual is usually appropriate. Khakis or trousers, paired with a neatly tucked in polo or button down shirt would work well.

Avoid Unnecessary Flash, Accessories and Skin

Your shoes should be moderate and you should avoid extreme hairstyles or colors. Don't wear super high heels, sandals, flip-flops, or sneakers. No jeans or shorts, no tank tops, crop tops, or anything especially low cut (shirt or pants) or too short (skirt or blouse) - keeping everything professional is a must.

Bring a Resume

Along with any application you must bring along, print out extra copies of your resume and a list of references. These will be the most important accessory to your outfit! Carry them in a binder or portfolio so they stay tidy and unwrinkled. During the interview, stay calm and know that you're ready to do your best. You've spent time selecting your outfit, and now you look the part! Thanks for watching. To learn more visit us on the Web at About.com.

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The world's first gun made with 3D printer technology has been successfully fired in the US.

The controversial group which created the firearm, Defense Distributed, plans to make the blueprints available online.

The group has spent a year trying to create the firearm, which was successfully tested on Saturday at a firing range south of Austin, Texas.

Anti-gun campaigners have criticised the project.

Europe's law enforcement agency said it was monitoring developments.

Victoria Baines, from Europol's cybercrime centre, said that at present criminals were more likely to pursue traditional routes to obtain firearms.

She added, however: "But as time goes on and as this technology becomes more user friendly and more cost effective, it is possible that some of these risks will emerge."

Defense Distributed is headed by Cody Wilson, a 25-year-old law student at the University of Texas.

Mr Wilson said: "I think a lot of people weren't expecting that this could be done."

3D printing has been hailed as the future of manufacturing.

The technology works by building up layer upon layer of material - typically plastic - to build complex solid objects.

The idea is that as the printers become cheaper, instead of buying goods from shops, consumers will instead be able to download designs and print out the items at home.

But as with all new technologies, there are risks as well as benefits.

Personal liberties

The gun was made on a 3D printer that cost $8,000 (£5,140) from the online auction site eBay.

It was assembled from separate printed components made from ABS plastic - only the firing pin was made from metal.

Mr Wilson, who describes himself as a crypto-anarchist, said his plans to make the design available were "about liberty".

He told the BBC: "There is a demand of guns - there just is. There are states all over the world that say you can't own firearms - and that's not true anymore.

"I'm seeing a world where technology says you can pretty much be able to have whatever you want. It's not up to the political players any more."

Asked if he felt any sense of responsibility about whose hands the gun might fall into, he told the BBC: "I recognise the tool might be used to harm other people - that's what the tool is - it's a gun.

"But I don't think that's a reason to not do it - or a reason not to put it out there."

Gun control

To make the gun, Mr Wilson received a manufacturing and seller's licence from the US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF).

Donna Sellers, from the ATF, told BBC News that the 3D-printed gun, as long as it was not a National Firearms Act weapon (an automatic gun, for example), was legal in the US.

She said: "[In the US] a person can manufacture a firearm for their own use. However, if they engage in the business of manufacture to sell a gun, they need a licence."

Amid America's ongoing gun debate in the wake of the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, US congressman Steve Israel recently called for a ban on 3D guns under the Undetectable Firearms Act.

Groups looking to tighten US gun laws have also expressed concern.

Leah Gunn Barrett, from New Yorkers Against Gun Violence, has said: "These guns could fall into the hands of people who should not have guns - criminals, people who are seriously mentally ill, people who are convicted of domestic violence, even children."

3D printing technology has already been used by some criminal organisations to create card readers - "skimmers" - that are inserted into bank machines.

Many law enforcement agencies around the world now have people dedicated to monitoring cybercrime and emerging technologies such as 3D printers.

Ms Baines from Europol said: "What we know is that technology proceeds much more quickly than we expect it to. So by getting one step ahead of the technological developments, we hope and believe we will be able to get one step ahead of the criminals as well."

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The world's first gun made with 3D printer technology has been successfully fired in the US. The controversial group which created the firearm, Defense Distributed, plans to make the blueprints available online. The group has spent a year trying to create the firearm, which was successfully tested on Saturday at a firing range south of Austin, Texas.