Learn English Briefings: The Leximodel String Learning Method Popular Among 500 Large Enterprises ()

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Features: This book inherits the spirit of Quentin's previous bestseller, Learn English Emails When You're Busy, guiding readers step by step through the necessary preparation for English presentations with clear chapter arrangements and explanations. Quentin employs his unique Leximodel concept, combined with numerous practice exercises, to help readers effectively master practical presentation English. How to start a presentation, how to answer difficult questions when facing challenging audiences? These different expressions are neatly categorized in each chapter for readers to learn and reference. The book also reminds readers to pay attention to other presentation matters in a timely manner, such as overcoming on-the-spot anxiety and using appropriate charts. To gain the maximum benefit from this book, the prerequisite is that you must already have solid and correct presentation content. Learn English Presentations When You're Busy teaches you presentation English, but it does not teach the content of the presentation, as everyone's job nature is different, so the material for the presentation must be prepared by yourself. However, no matter what product you are selling or what important strategy or business plan you are presenting, this book can enhance your confidence and language professionalism in making presentations in English, making your performance even more outstanding. In the section of Chapter 2 of this book, there are exercises on linking sounds. Linking sounds can indeed make your English sound more pleasant and natural, but you should link sounds only when you are sure and avoid forcing it if you are not confident or if your basic skills are not yet strong. You do not need to feel discouraged or anxious about it. Forcing linking sounds can make your speech unclear and your pronunciation incorrect, severely affecting communication, and even creating a negative impression. Clarity of expression is the top priority in English speaking, along with correct content. Linking sounds and sentence intonation can be learned gradually.