This document is an Arabic guideline containing a phrase bank of standard English phrases for presentations in three parts: opening, presenting, and closing. It was created by Dr. Ahmed Refat to help Arabic speakers give presentations in English by focusing on useful phrases rather than scientific content. The phrases are organized by their order and function in a presentation, such as greeting the audience, introducing yourself and the topic, presenting main points and examples, and concluding. The phrase bank is being made freely available online to benefit researchers.
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Presentation Phrase-Bank بنك العبارات الانجليزية لمقدمي العروض التقديمية-
1. :Presentations Phrase Bank
An Arabic Guideline
بـنـك
العبارات اإلنجليزية
لمقدمي العروض التقديمية
جمع و تبويب
أ.د / أحمد رفعت عبد الغفار
اكتوبر 1102
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2. مقدمة الكتاب - Introduction
Speaking in public in a foreign language is very
difficult. However, we are lucky when we do this
because there are many standard phrases that we can
use to structure and construct our presentation. This
means that we can concentrate on the content of the
presentation, and communicating what we need to
say. The following are some useful phrases that you
.can use when you make your presentation
تعتبر العروض التقديمية من اهم الوسائل المستخدمة في عرض المستجدات العلمية
واالبحاث و الرسائل الجامعية امام الجمهور و في المؤتمرات و امام لجان التحكيم .
ومن اسرار االجادة في تقديم العروض التقديمية بلغة اجنبية هو كيفية القيام بعرض سلس
وواضح يربط الجمهور بما يريد ان يعرضه الباحث وال يعتمد ذلك علي المحتوي العلمي
للموضوع بل استخدام العبارات و الكلمات المناسبة و التي صيغت بصورة قياسية لتناسب
مجمل المواقف التي يواجهها العارض.
وقد قمت بجمع و تبويب و عرض العبارات القياسية االكثر استخداما في العروض التقديمية
خدمة للباحثين من الزمالء و االبناء – العرب - آمال ان ترفع عن كاهلهم عبئ التواصل
بلغة غير لغتهم االم .
وهذا الكتيب قمت برفعة و نشرة مجانا علي موقعي
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وذلك طلبا لتعميم الفائدة و الوصول للكافة في انحاء المعمورة .... و يمكن ألي احد القيام
بنسخه و استعمالة لنفسة .... علي اساس االشارة للمصدر و عدم عرضه للبيع او
التوزيع العام.
ويسعدني تلقي مالحظاتكم و تعليقاتكم للتجويد و التصويب و الزيادة
وال تنسوني من صالح دعائكم ... وهللا ولي التوفيق وهو يهدي السبيل...
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3. During your presentation you should always
try to re-emphasize your main point .
Follow the 3X3 rule:
1- Say what you are going to say
2- Say it
3-Say what you've said
:في العروض التقديمية يتوجب عليك
.....التنويه بما سوف تقوم بعرضه..... ثم تقوم بعرضه
....ثم تذكر ما قمت بعرضة
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4. المحتوي
تم تقسيم العبارات الي ثالث مجموعات حسب التسلسل الزمني للعرض
كما يلي:
O.P.C
Open Present Close
بـــدء عرض
تحيه الحضور
Greeting your
عرض الجزء االول
Presenting first main point
انهاء
audience
االنتقال للجزء التالي الخالصة االجمالية
Moving to another point
التعريف بنفسك Summaraising your
Introduceing work
yourself
عرض الجداول و االشكال
Using tables, and graphs
التعريف بعنوان العرض انهاء العرض و تقديم
Topic of الشكر
Presentation عرض امثلة ايضاحات
Finishing
Using Examples
التعريف بالمالمح
العامة للعرض
Presentation عرض االستنتاجات طلب سماع االسئلة و
Outline Making Conclusion
طريقة االجابة
Asking for
questions
اقتراح سياسة االسئلة
و االستفسار عرض التوصيات
Question Policy Making Recommendation
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5. بـنـك العبارات اإلنجليزية
لمقدمي العروض التقديمية
اعداد أ.د / أحمد رفعت عبد الغفار
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القسم األول : افتتح العرض
Opening the Presentation
Open Present Close
1:1 تحيه الحضور
Greeting your audience
Good morning/afternoon ladies and gentlemen.
Thank you for this opportunity to talk to you
today. (formal)
• Hello everybody and welcome to my presentation.
(informal)
Good morning / afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.
First of all, let me thank you all for coming here
today.
It’s a pleasure to welcome you today. I’m happy /
delighted that so many of you could make it today.
It’s good to see you all here.
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6. 1:2 التعريف بنفسك
Introducing yourself
• Let me introduce myself: My name is ...and I'm a
student of ... at the Faculty of ...
• My name is X from Y (name of company, country
etc) ...
• Let me introduce myself. I’m Abc.. from …
• For those of you who don’t know me, my name is
…Let me just start by introducing myself.
• My name is …Giving your position, function,
department,
1:3 التعريف بعنوان العرض
Topic of Presentation
• Today/This morning I'm going to talk about......../
• I'd like to talk about ...
• The aim of my presentation is to …
• I'd like to tell you a little about ...
• The subject/topic/focus of my presentation is .....
• I plan to say a few words about ...
• • I'd like to talk today about ...
• I'm going to talk about .../present .../brief you
on .../inform you about ...
•
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7. 1:4 التعريف بالمالمح العامة للعرض
Presentation Outline
Outline
• I've divided my presentation
into…..parts/sections. They are ...
• The subject can be looked at under the following
headings. Firstly/first of all…..
Secondly/then/next ……Thirdly/and then we
come to…. Finally/eventually/Lastly/last of all…..
• I've divided my presentation into X parts.
First, I'd like to talk about ...
Second, ... Then, (I'll move on to/consider/deal
with/focus on) ... After that, ... Next, ...
Timing
• I shall only take (...) minutes of your time.
• I plan to be brief.
• This should only last (...) minutes.
• My talk will take about (...) minutes
The purpose / objective / aim
• The purpose / objective / aim of this presentation
is to …
• Our goal is to determine how / the best way to
• What I want to show you is …
• My objective is to …
• Today I’d like to give you an overview of …
• Today I’ll be showing you / reporting on …
• I’d like to update you on / inform you about
• During the next few hours we’ll be …
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8. 1:5 اقتراح سياسة االسئلة و االستفسار
Question Policy
• Please keep any questions until the end.
If you have any questions please feel free to
interrupt.
• I'd be happy to answer any questions at the end.
• I'd be glad to answer any questions at the end
of my talk.
• If you have any questions, please feel free to
ask me at the end of my presentation.
• There will be time for discussion at the end.
• There will be time for questions after my
presentation.
• We will have about 10 minutes for questions in
the question and answer period.If you have any
questions, feel free to interrupt me at any time.
• Feel free to ask questions at any time during my
talk.
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9. بـنـك العبارات اإلنجليزية
لمقدمي العروض التقديمية
اعداد أ.د / أحمد رفعت عبد الغفار
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القسم الثاني : قـــدم العـــــــرض
Present the Presentation
Open Present Close
2-1 عرض الجزء االول
Presenting first main point
• • Now let's move to the first part of my talk,
which is about ...
• So, to begin with ...
• So, first ...
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10. 2:2 االنتقال للجزء التالي
Moving to another point
• Let's move on to ...
Moving on to ...
This leads to ...
Let's turn to ...
Moving backwards and forwards
• As I mentioned earlier, ...
I'll be talking more about this later.
I'll return to this point.
•
Linking parts together
• • Let's start with ...
• Let's move/go on to ...
• Now we come to ...
• That brings us/me to ...
• Let's leave that and turn to ...
• Now I'd like to describe/talk about
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11. 2:3 عرض الجداول و االشكال
Using tables, and graphs
• This slide/diagram/transparency
shows ...
• If you look at this graph it shows that
…
• What is interesting here is ...
• I'd like to draw your attention to
• "This graph shows you...
• "Take a look at this... "
• "If look at this, you will see...
• "I'd like you to look at this...
• "This chart illustrates the figures...
• explain why the visual is important:
• "As you can see... "
• "This clearly shows
• "From this, we can understand how /
why...
• "This area of the chart is interesting...
•
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12. 2:4 عرض امثلة ايضاحات
Using Examples
• For example,...
• A good example of this is...
• As an illustration,...
• To give you an example,...
• To illustrate this point...
• Let's take the example of what happens when ...
• The best example of ... is probably ...
• An interesting example of ... is ...
• For instance ...
• Let's now look at ...
• This will illustrate some of the principles we've
been talking about.
• Let's take the case where.
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13. 2:5 عرض االستنتاجات
Making Conclusion
• In conclusion I'd like to say .../ to suggest .../ to
recommend ...
• I'd like to leave you with the following
idea/question.
• What we need is ....
• As you can see there are some very good
reasons ...
• I think we have to ....
• To conclude my presentation, ...
• In conclusion, ...
• To summarise the main points of my
presentation …
• In view of the evidence I have presented I think it
is fair to say that …
• After all is said and done I think we can conclude
that …
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14. 2:6 عرض التوصيات
Making Recommendation
• We’d suggest …
• We therefore (strongly) recommend that …In my
opinion, we should …
• Based on the figures we have, I’m quite certain
that …
2:7 االشارة الي ما سبق قوله
Refer to what have said
To refer to what you have said
previously:
• As I have already said earlier...
• As we saw in part one...
• To repeat what I've said already…
• To refer to what you will say:
• We will see this a little
• later on.
• This will be the subject of
• part 3.
• We will go into more
• detail on that later.
• For now, suffice to say...
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15. To refer to what an
expert says:
• I quote the words of ...
• In the words of…
• According to...
• Here I'd like to quote…
• As Mr. X says in his book...
• There is a famous quotation that
goes...
Referring to research
• Researchers have identified three key issues
here, they are …
• Researchers have shown quite conclusively that
…
• A number of recent studies, notably the ones by
… and …, have shown that …
• A number of studies have shown that ...
• A study by … shows that ...
• Research suggests/indicates that …
• According to …
• Figures from … show/suggest/indicate that ...
• A very interesting study by … shows that…
• The study by … is on your reading list and I
encourage you to take a look at it. Basically,
what he found was that …
• One of the most interesting studies carried out
in this area by … showed that …
To refer to common knowledge:
• As you all may well know...
• It is generally accepted that...
• As you are probably aware (of)..
• To emphasize
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16. • What is very significant is...
• What is important to remember...
• I'd like to emphasize the fact that...
• I’d like to stress the importance of...
• to highlight...
.
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2:8 عرض اآلراء
Expressing opinion
Avoid
preceding ➤ To signal another person's opinion
everything • * According to Professor Grand ... (an
you say authority on the subject)
with, "in • * Lauren Thompson has expressed the
my opinion that ...
opinion," • * In a recent article, Abc… stated that ...
or "I think ➤ To signal a widely-held opinion
that • * It is commonly thought that ...
• * According to conventional wisdom ..
➤ To signal your opinion
• * In my opinion ....
• * I think that ...
• * It is my view that ...
• * It seems to me that ...
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17. بـنـك العبارات اإلنجليزية
لمقدمي العروض التقديمية
اعداد أ.د / أحمد رفعت عبد الغفار
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القسم الثالث : ختام العـــــــرض
Closing the Presentation
Open Present Close
3-1 الخالصة االجمالية
Summarizing your work
Signalling the end
• That's all about ...
• That brings me to the end of my presentation.
• That completes my presentation.
• I’m now approaching / nearing the end of my
presentation.
• Well, this brings me to the end of my
presentation.
• That covers just about everything I wanted to
say about …
• OK, I think that’s everything I wanted to say
about …As a final point, I’d like to …
• Finally, I’d like to highlight one key issue.
•
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18. Summarizing
• Now I'd like to finish with a summary of the main
points.
• Now let me summarize the key points/parts of
my talk.
• So, to summarise, …
• To summarize, .../To sum up, ...
• Let me just run over the key points again.
• Now I'll briefly summarize the main issues.
• Before I stop, let me go over the key issues
again.Just to summarize the main points of my
talk …
• To conclude / In conclusion, I’d like to …
3:2 انهاء العرض و تقديم الشكر
Finishing
• Thank you for your attention. If there are any
questions I'll be happy to answer them now.
• Well, I think I've covered everything. I hope you
enjoyed my presentation and if you have any
question, feel free to ask me now…. Thank You..
Any further questions?•
• If there are no more questions, I'll end my
presentation. Thank you again for your attention.
• Any more questions? Fine that's all for today.
Thanks for your attention.
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19. 3:3 طلب سماع االسئلة و طريقة االجابة
Asking for questions
Answering the questions
• If you have any questions I'll do my best to
answer them.
Clarifying a question
• Sorry, I'm not sure I've understood. Could you
repeat it?
• I'm afraid, I didn't catch your question.
• If I understood you well, you mean ... Is that right?
Checking the questioner is satisfied
• Does that answer your question?
• Is that clear?
• May we go on to the next question?
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20. بـنـك العبارات اإلنجليزية
لمقدمي العروض التقديمية
اعداد أ.د / أحمد رفعت عبد الغفار
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القسم الرابع : مواقف حرجة و غير متوقعة
Hard Situations
!!...حدث طارئ
Lost Your Way
لفت نظر الحضور
Get the audience's attention
Get the audience's attention and signal the
beginning.
• Right / Well / OK. …… .Let's begin.
• Good./ Fine/ . Great/ . Can we start?
• Shall we start?
• Let's get down to business
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21. اجابة سؤال صعب
Replying to difficult questions
(when you
don't have an • That's a good point.
answer or • I'll come to that later if you don't mind.
don't want to I'm afraid I don't have that information
answer a to hand.
question) • I'm afraid I'm not the right person to
answer that.
• Hmm, that’s a good question. I don’t
have the information to answer that
question right now, but I’d be happy to
find out and get back to you later.
• I don’t think we have enough time to
go into that right now, but I’ll be happy
to speak to you one-to-one after the
presentation if you would like.
• That’s an interesting point, but I do
think I have shown that ...
خلل .... فقدت الطريق... شيء قد فقد
Losing your way
• Now, where was I? Oh yes, …
• If you’ll bear with me for a moment
while I just glance at my notes, right,
• Erm, I’ll just need a minute to sort out
the technology and I’ll be with you ...
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