1. Oral presentation 5 Last time we learnt:
How to introduce the title and topic
How to organise our presentation

2. This time, let’s -add our opinion to the presentation,
-comment on facts, and
-show our agreement and disagreement on the opinion

3. Why?
Shows an in-depth thinking ( you help your listeners understand the message)
It’s natural in speech to give both facts and opinions to our listeners
It may enrich your presentation

4. What are facts. What are opinions. Look at pg
What are facts? What are opinions? Look at pg. 30 of our book and decide which is a fact and which is an opinion. F O O F F O F F? F? F?

5. How can we comment on facts?
Try to use one of these ways
To comment on the facts
on pg.31

6. Comments on facts:

7. Listen to Ex.2 and fill in the blanks:
Repeat the comments. Follow the pronunciation and intonation.

8. Take notes of the extracts on pg. 33 and attempt a comment on it
Take notes of the extracts on pg. 33 and attempt a comment on it. Now listen to the text and see whether you share the same comment with the speaker.

9. How to comment on opinions?

10. Look at the extracts on pg. 35 and attempt a comment in each
Look at the extracts on pg. 35 and attempt a comment in each. Now listen to the tape and see whether you share the same comment with the speaker.

11. Where to give opinions? Wherever it is appropriate
Should not be just given at the end of the presentation

12. Can you insert the opinions into the right space?3 1 2

13. Let’s do a presentation…