3. Наиболее употребительные заключительные формулы вежливости

Sincerely yours, Sincerely, Yours sincerely, Very sincerely, Very sincerely yours, Most sincerely yours,	Искренне Ваш
Truly yours, Yours truly, Yours very truly, Very truly yours,	Преданный Вам Весьма преданный Вам
Yours,	Ваш/ Твой/ Преданный Вам
Faithfully yours, Yours faithfully,	С совершенным почтением/ уважением
Cordially yours, Yours cordially, Cordially, Very cordially, Most cordially yours,	Искренне Ваш
Respectfully yours,	С уважением/ почтением
Best regards/ Regards,	С наилучшими пожеланиями
Devotedly yours, Devotedly	Преданный Вам/тебе
Your devoted husband,	Твой любящий муж
Affectionately yours, Yours affectionately yours, Affectionately,	С любовью
Your most affectionate son, Your affectionate cousin,	Любящий тебя сын Любящий тебя брат
Yours ever, Ever yours, Always yours,	Всегда Ваш/твой
Love, With love, With all my love, Lovingly yours, Lovingly, All my love,	Любящий тебя
Your loving son/ friend,	Любящий тебя сын/ друг
Adoringly yours, Fondly	Любящий тебя
Your own, Your friend, Tenderly, Cordially, as always, With sincere thanks, Good-bye for now,	Твой Твой друг Любящий тебя Сердечно, как всегда С искренней благодарностью До скорого

Resume (CV)

Personal information Name: Date of birth: Citizenship Address: Telephone number: E-mail	Nick Smirnov September 11, 1995 Russia Narofominsk, Moscow region, Russia, Lesnaya Street, 42–12 8-960-322-19-17 (mob.) smirnov@mail.ru
Education	2015–currently Student of the Faculty of Economics at Moscow State University 2004–2015 Secondary School № 2
Work experience	2014–2015 Shop Assistant (McDonald’s)
Skills	Fluent English, native Russian; computer skills (Word, Excel, Power Point); driving license
Achievements	Secondary school silver medal
Extracurricular activities	painting

Useful phrases and vocabulary for presentations

INTRODUCTION

1.Welcome the audience

Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.

Hello everyone.

First of all, let me thank you for coming here today.

It`s good to see you all here.

2.Introduce yourself

Let me introduce myself. I am…

For those who don`t know me, my name is…

3.Give your function

I am here in my function as…

I am …

4. Introduce your topic

I am here today to present…

The subject of my presentation is…

Today`s topic is…

5.Say why your topic is relevant for the audience

Today`s topic is of particular interest to those who…

My talk is particularly relevant to those who…

My topic is important because…

6.State your purpose

The purpose of my presentation is to …

What I want to show you is…

I`d like to give you some information on…

7.Structure your talk

I have divided my presentation into three main parts…

In my presentation I will focus on three main issues…

8.Give a sequence

First, I will be looking at ….

Then I will speak about…

I will end with…

9.Do timing

My presentation will take about…

10.Mention handouts

Does everybody have a handout?

I can email my PowerPoint presentation to anybody who wants it.

11.Deal with questions

There will be time for questions at the end of my talk.

If you have questions, feel free to interrupt me any time…

12.Make an effective opening

Did you know? (a question)

I remember … (an interesting fact)

Imagine you had to… (a problem to think about)

MIDDLE PART

In this part of my presentation, I would like to talk about…

Before I move on, I want to recap the main points…

This brings me to the next question…

As I mentioned before…

In addition to this, I want to say…

Let`s look at the chart(graph)…

According to this graph…

I`d like to stress…

CONCLUSION

I am now coming to the end of my presentation

As a final point, I`d like to …

Just to summarize the main points of my talk…

I strongly recommend…

Are there any questions?

I`ll be happy to answer your questions…

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