Key Points

• •Start with a strong hook to capture attention
• •Establish your credibility on the topic
• •Present a clear roadmap of your presentation
• •State the key takeaways upfront

Key Sentence Structures

1. Today, I'll be sharing [topic] and how it impacts [audience benefit].
2. We'll explore three key aspects: [point 1], [point 2], and [point 3].
3. By the end of this presentation, you'll understand [key takeaway].

Key Points

• •Limit main points to 3-5 key ideas
• •Use clear transitions between points
• •Maintain consistent structure across points

Key Sentence Structures

1. The first key point to consider is [point].
2. This leads us to our next important aspect: [point].
3. Let's examine why [point] is crucial.

Key Points

• •Use diverse types of evidence (data, examples, expert opinions)
• •Ensure evidence directly supports your points
• •Present evidence in audience-appropriate detail

Key Sentence Structures

1. To illustrate this point, let's look at [example/data].
2. Research from [source] demonstrates that [evidence].
3. This is clearly shown by [specific example].

Key Points

• •Summarize main points effectively
• •Connect back to opening message
• •End with clear call to action

Key Sentence Structures

1. Let's recap the key points we've covered today.
2. Based on what we've discussed, I recommend [action].
3. The next step is to [specific action].