7 Tips for Presenting & Public Speaking

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[Alavaro]

" It was actually voted the scariest thing, above death and spiders in a recent study "


very inspiring !
thank you so much for existing .

[colunizator]

Practice, practice and again practice is
the fastest way to improve your pronunciation,
reading out loud and train your tongue and lips
for new sounds and create as many neuron connections
to Broca Area which is responsible for speech.
Presenting is not my forte, but my job requires it so i should keep it improving
Good tips by the way .
Thanks a lot ;)

[TransylvaniaGirl]

Instead of " sorry for my English" one could say "My English is exotic". 😎

[lazaroveberth]

Hi Lucy, I've started watching your channel to improve my hearing skills, and soon I'll be taking an IELTS Exam and got back here to pick up some "bits and bobs" for my vocabulary and such, you're amazing and I love listening to your classes while working, thank you x

[teknekon]

This is so lovely Lucy! I teach these tips to my classes daily. Really comes down to relaxing and being natural. Great job! Thanks! Love and cheers! 👍💗😘🇬🇧

[Kephinio]

Thank you Lucy!
I really love watching your videos.

You have actually helped me improve my confidence when speaking.
And also I think your videos stand out because they actually include things really helpful.

Go on! 😊

[michakj]

Learnt and memorized presentation. Perfect, convincing comments.
Watching your videos is always a good exercise for developing listening skills.
Thanks Professor Lucy.

[lillybr]

Oh, a new video! Thank you Lucy, and thank you for all your videos. I’m going to London next week, I’ve learnt a lot because of you, thank you so so much xoxo ❤️

[tiphainemounier]

This was very helpful Lucy! Thanks♡
And congrats on 1M subscribers!!
Greetings from France xx

[cristinaoriasCRO]

i did the tagalog caption for this whole video and thank you for publishing it. i really appreciate it. love you always lucy

[bby_drgn]

This video is right on time because I have to give a 3 minute speech this week in school. Thank you. 🙏💕

[julianknight]

I was waiting a lot of time for this video! Thank you so much Lucy! By the way congrats by 1M subscribers!! I love you. 😆😄

[BrysonJohnsonsStories]

A beautiful teacher creates a motivation to learn English.
♥️Love from Vietnamese.♥️
Love you and love British English.

[raym.]

I love your vids, im never gonna get tired of that sweet british accent, and what makes it better is that you are soooo pretty.

[alicelikesgamesandcrafts]

Lucy am so grateful you make this videos they help me a lot at school(am a high school student) and this video will defiantly help me look confident and elegant while presenting a presentation.

I hope you make many more videos to improve our presenting style and pronunciation

[avocadraco]

thank you so much for creating this video. i will be in college in a few months and the course that i will be taking will require lots of presentations and this one really helped me a lot. i will make sure to keep your tips in mind 😊💕

[pepeferry]

I think these are ones of the most important tips I have heard about presentations, I love of all them specially the one "sorry for my English" and the "overdressed". Thank your so much

[basselhamada]

Thanks Lucy! I love your videos. It is useful and exciting.

[aminamujezin]

You are a great teacher Lucy! Useful tips indeed! My tongue sometimes 'can get in a twist' while giving presentation but didn't know how to say that. Thanks a lot!!!

[carlosbello]

I've been missing you Lucy! Thanks for this video. I really need it.