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A Talk vs. a Paper: Vocabulary It is advisable for the investor to purchase stocks when their prices are depressed and to sell them at the top of the market. Go easy on the big words Replace jargon
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Language and Language and ExpressionExpression
A Talk vs. a Paper: A Talk vs. a Paper: Sentence LengthSentence Length
All nations are now witnessing a rapid All nations are now witnessing a rapid progress is internationalization and progress is internationalization and globalization brought about by the globalization brought about by the liberalization of economic systems, the liberalization of economic systems, the progress in telecommunication and progress in telecommunication and transportation, and the mobility of capital transportation, and the mobility of capital across national borders. across national borders.
Break up what you can’t say in one breathBreak up what you can’t say in one breath
A Talk vs. a Paper: A Talk vs. a Paper: VocabularyVocabulary
It is advisable for the investor to It is advisable for the investor to purchase stocks when their prices are purchase stocks when their prices are depressed and to sell them at the top of depressed and to sell them at the top of the market.the market.
Go easy on the big wordsGo easy on the big words Replace jargonReplace jargon
A Talk vs. a Paper: A Talk vs. a Paper: ContentContent
Regional autonomy has created Regional autonomy has created opportunities for local governments opportunities for local governments to take initiative and be creative in to take initiative and be creative in improving public service delivery.improving public service delivery.
Enrollment rate in primary education Enrollment rate in primary education has increased by 23%.has increased by 23%.
Prefer facts to abstract ideasPrefer facts to abstract ideas
How to Turn a Paper Into a TalkHow to Turn a Paper Into a Talk
1.1. Eliminate non-essentialsEliminate non-essentials2.2. Rearrange ideasRearrange ideas3.3. Shorten long sentencesShorten long sentences4.4. Replace difficult wordsReplace difficult words5.5. Connect ideas Connect ideas 6.6. Repeat several times!Repeat several times!
Internal Transitions (1)Internal Transitions (1)
Refer to flow structureRefer to flow structure• Track the points Track the points • Refer back to problemRefer back to problem
Use interim summariesUse interim summaries• Now that you’ve seen..., I’m sure you’d Now that you’ve seen..., I’m sure you’d
like to know... Let me tell you... / Let’s like to know... Let me tell you... / Let’s look at...look at...
Internal Transitions (2)Internal Transitions (2) Refer to earlier ideas Refer to earlier ideas
• Earlier, you saw.../ As you recall... / As Earlier, you saw.../ As you recall... / As mentioned earlier, …mentioned earlier, …
Ask a questionAsk a question• What does this mean?What does this mean?
Summarize Summarize • As you have seen...As you have seen...
Linking Phrases: Linking Phrases: LemmeLemme Let me explain.Let me explain. Let me add one more thing.Let me add one more thing. Let me backtrack here.Let me backtrack here. Let me rephrase this.Let me rephrase this. Let me just mention one exception.Let me just mention one exception. Let me see if I can give you an Let me see if I can give you an
example.example.
Note: Note: Allow Allow me me toto explain. explain.
Projecting Confidence Projecting Confidence Eliminate uncertaintyEliminate uncertainty
I believe → I am confident thatI believe → I am confident thatI feel → I expectI feel → I expect
Use the Active Voice Use the Active Voice Mistakes were made Mistakes were made → → We made mistakesWe made mistakesProgress is being made Progress is being made → → → → WeWe’’re making progressre making progress
ClosingClosing So, that’s all I have to say.So, that’s all I have to say. That’s the end of my speech. Thank That’s the end of my speech. Thank
you for listening.you for listening. I will now finish my speech. I’m sorry I will now finish my speech. I’m sorry
for my poor English.for my poor English.
In summary, [summarize]. You can In summary, [summarize]. You can now see how/why [main point]... . now see how/why [main point]... .
Problematic Phrases Problematic Phrases I’ll tell you very quickly...I’ll tell you very quickly... I’m sorry for my poor English...I’m sorry for my poor English... I’m running out of time...I’m running out of time... If you could read this slide...If you could read this slide... This is a busy slide...This is a busy slide... This isn’t my slide...This isn’t my slide... Disregard this slide... Disregard this slide...