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  • 19.01.2024
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Your sum­ma­ry of the book was ... (clear, easy to fol­low, con­fu­sing, ...)

It would be great to hear more about ...

Your pre­sen­ta­ti­on on the book ... was ...

I think you for­got to talk about...

Con­tent

The part about ... was very de­tailed.

In my opi­ni­on the part about ... was too long/short.

Your choice of words was good (bad). I un­der­stood (didn't un­der­stand) ever­y­thing you said.

Your pro­nun­ci­a­ti­on was ...

Your sen­ten­ces were short and easy to fol­low (long and dif­fi­cult to fol­low).

Lan­guage / Pre­sen­ta­ti­on skills

I could hear a few (a lot of) mista­kes.

The gram­mar you used was ...

The speed of the pre­sen­ta­ti­on was ...

You loo­ked very con­fi­dent.

You were a litt­le shy.

I could see that you were ner­vous.

The text size on the pos­ter/pre­sen­ta­ti­on was ...

In my opi­ni­on your use of co­lour was ...

I think your pos­ter/ power point was ...

I like that you loo­ked at us while you were spe­a­king.

Pre­sen­ta­ti­on / Pos­ter

(Not) All the in­for­ma­ti­on on your pre­sen­ta­ti­on/pos­ter are re­le­vant. For ex­amp­le...

Your pre­sen­ta­ti­on was (not) well or­ga­nis­ed.

Your pos­ter/pre­sen­ta­ti­on had a good over­all im­pact.

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