Sentence examples for presentations ask from inspiring English sources

After the readers have finished their presentations, ask students to respond to the following prompt in their journals (written on the board prior to class): "Which reading did you find more effective or convincing?

If you have a friend who is a knockout performer, whether it's from stage acting or giving presentations, ask for their advice.

Benchmarks: Evaluates own and others' effectiveness in group discussions and in formal presentations; asks questions as a way to broaden and enrich classroom discussions; adjusts message wording and delivery to particular audiences and for particular purposes.

The next time you find yourself preparing a circle for a presentation, ask yourself if the process you're describing really works the way you say it does.

People do yearly performance reviews, but that's kind of useless vs. 'What did you do right in this presentation?'" If you don't get regular feedback, then after you, say, complete a task or give a presentation, ask your supervisor what you can do to improve next time.

During your presentation, ask your audience questions; seek their opinions rather than answers to factual or true/false questions.

In your presentation, ask people to join your club.

(Remember, your time and your audience's attention are limited. For any part of your presentation, ask yourself "So what?").

If you don't think you have an eye for presentation, ask one of your friends or family to prepare your house for you.

Be confident and when you're nearing to the end of your presentation ask the audience if they have any questions or comments.

After each presentation, ask each participant to leave plus (encouraging ideas) and delta (areas for further exploration) feedback in the Google+ Hangout chat box.