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the sentence that you said above is so inspiration and helpful to me ,thank you very much.

Quoting from [Marco007]:

Well done. Very short and concize. My first language is Spanish and now I have a job that requires presentations in English. It's a great challenge as the audience is really demanding. There is strong competition and I have to show the reasons why our product stands above other.

I like the facts you postulated such as starting with a question or a statement that gets the audience into the presentation.

but there are so much difficult for ours whose first language is chinese,

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Hi all


My name is Herbert Lee. I'm the Director of Research at the English Research Institute. I've been a professional speaker and trainer (in English) for over 30 years. I've been a coach to CEO's, public relations executives, politicians, and high level executives. I've written four books on presentation skills.


Presentation skills can be learned but there are no quick solutions. If you have never made a presentation before and you ned to make obe tomorrow, all the best tips won't help because you haven't mastered the basic skills.


We Chinese have a saying - "Dig the well before you thirst." In other words - be prepared. Prepare before you need to make a presentation.


If there is a Toastmasters club in your area - join it! I joined Toastmasters while I was living in Canada back in 1980 and it has not only changed my life - it gave me a living! I became a professional speaker in 1983.


I researched better ways to be a presenter and developed cousres and workshops that gave learenrs quick tools to get started.


I have been researching English fluency for over six years. I have seen so many students try to become better speakers, spend lost of money on books, courses and training and get very little result. Instead they wind up frustrated and upset and eventually give up.


I am almost finished my first draft of the "Fluent English Research Report." If you want a copy send me an email at englishresearchinstitute@gmail with the subject line "Free Report CT." I think it may put you on the right track.


Oh, I'm very busy doing research so don't have time to answer your personal questions. So please no emails for "chatting." My research will help lots of people improve their fluency so I can't spend a lot of time with chatting. Sorry about that.


Herbert Lee

Director of Research

English Research Institute

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