Слова и выражения по теме

• to make an appointment — назначить деловую встречу

• to fix the date — назначить дату

• convenient — 1. пригодный 2. удобный, подходящий

• convenient time — удобное время

• suit — быть удобным, устраивать, удовлетворять требованиям

• discuss the terms — обсудить условия

• terms — 1. pl выражения, язык, способ выражаться 2. pl договор, условия соглашения 3. pl условия оплаты, гонорар 4. pl личные отношения

• come to terms (with smb) — прийти к соглашению (с кем-либо)

• make terms (with smb) — прийти к соглашению (с кем-либо)

• be on good terms — быть в хороших отношениях

• be on bad terms — быть в плохих отношениях

• consider — 1. рассматривать, обсуждать 2. обдумывать 3. полагать, считать 4. принимать во внимание, учитывать

• proposal — предложение (в том числе о браке)

• propose — предлагать

• offer — предлагать; предложение

• suggest — 1. предлагать, советовать 2. внушать, вызывать, намекать I suggest that we should go to the theatre. — Я предлагаю пойти в театр.

• agree to — соглашаться на (что-либо)

• reject — отвергать, отказываться от

• satisfy — удовлетворять

• sample — 1. образец, образчик 2. проба

• sample — 1. шаблон, модель 2. отбирать образцы, брать образчик

• look forward to — ожидать с нетерпением, предвкушать

22. A presentation

a verbal report presented with illustrative material, such as slides, graphs, etc. a presentation on the company results

23. With the informative presentation, you may be teaching your audience about something, you may be talking about a death-defying experience, or you could be describing your business to your leads group. Whatever your subject is, your primary goal with the informative is to deliver a speech or presentation that is descriptive. Your objective is not to sell anything or persuade anyone, it is merely to teach or inform.

The informative presentation can have a number of main points, although most books will suggest that you should limit your main points to five. (Tell that one to Stephen Covey, author of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People!)

With the persuasive presentation, on the other hand, your reason for speaking is to persuade your audience to agree with you. While this category may deal with an idea, a theory, or a product, your objective is to have your audience understand and agree with your point of view. You could be a lawyer giving the closing statement for your client. You could be a politician running for office. You might be an insurance broker explaining the value of life insurance. Or, possibly, you are a motivational speaker with an inspirational message designed to help improve the lives of your listeners.

In a nutshell, the persuasive presentation has the objective of selling something. As a persuasive speaker, you want your audience to agree with because you need their support. You may be trying to convince your audience of global warming or trying to explain to them that global warming does not exist.

Whereas the informative presentation can have a number of main points, the persuasive will only have two. The first point should deal with the problem that needs to be resolved, answered, or changed. The second will be what you believe is the answer to the problem.

Whatever your motivation with the persuasive presentation, it is of utmost importance that you are convincing. Your success will be determined by how effectively you can sway your audience to see the story your way. In addition, you may have books, CDs, workshops, or other products at the back of the room that you intend to sell.

You will be much more successful in public speaking if you know your objective and accomplish your goals the next time you stand in front of an audience.