make/give/do a presentation | WordReference Forums
2006年10月18日 · A British Council business English studying website uses the verb "make a presentation" clearly in the same context as "give a presentation" in their description of the content of episode 6, which is "Daniel and Sarah make their …
To give presentations on/about/of | WordReference Forums
2008年5月9日 · Admittedly, giving out freebies at a supermarket (I have no idea what a hypermarket is) is not really a 'presentation', but it's possible that was meant. If 'of' is replaced with 'on', then it suggests that gave a demonstration of the product to customers, which is also possible or strange depending on the product.
He's going to give / He's giving / He'll be giving
2019年5月16日 · He`s giving a presentation = He is in the process of giving the presentation now. But it can mean that he will be giving it in the future if you add a time to it: He`s giving a presentation in five minutes. He`s giving a presentation later this evening. He`s giving a presentation tomorrow morning. Etc . . .
yield/give? the floor to sb (at a presentation) - WordReference …
2008年6月8日 · This particular presentation is to be given at an annual presentation of Central European countries for one firm and each country has a few representatives to say a few words to a big boss. [After a short general introduction] I would like to yield the floor to my colleague Mr.XY who will give you more details on the field of production in ...
giving / presentation skills | WordReference Forums
2006年7月16日 · "I was selected to represent my department giving tours of the univeristy to prospective students. This role required strong presentation and interpersonal skills." J'ai surtout du mal a traduire les mots en gras. Ici ma tentative: "On m’a sélectionné pour représenter mon département donnant des tours de l’université aux étudiants ...
giving the floor / handing over / you're next - WordReference …
2021年11月24日 · "I'm giving the floor to XY" and "I'm handing (it?) over to XY" explain what you're doing, which isn't necessary in a context where everyone already knows the procedure. "Over to you, X" is okay, but it does sound a little like someone on TV and a little self-conscious, as though you think you are acting like a TV anchor.
when you are giving/give your presentation - WordReference …
2018年9月27日 · Hello. I am giving my friend an advice on how to behave when presenting something. I tell her: Later on when you give/are giving your presentation you need to be careful about what you do/are doing with your hands and who you look at. Now I am wondering if it has to be “are giving” instead...
do/make a presentation or speech | WordReference Forums
2009年5月8日 · I made a presentation. I made a speech or gave a speech. I have heard people use "did" in both instances ...
to present something to someone / to present someone with …
2014年6月3日 · In your context, "present to" in association with "participants" makes me think of someone giving a powerpoint presentation at a conference. If this is not what you mean, then the first sentence might be clearer: "Participants (are) presented with technical alternatives". But, actually I think either version is fine. Sleep well!
I would like to introduce you to / introduce to you our new product.
2016年3月21日 · Let me give you one example: I'm a sales rep, and I am giving a presentation of a new product I want my audience to retail in their shops. So, I begin my presentation with the following sentence: I would like to introduce you to our new product: the new broom. In my perception that's the only correct pattern: introduce + someone + to something.