PRACTICE: Introducing talks

A Here are the introductions to two different presentations. Separate the two
presentations and put them in the correct order.

a At the end I will suggest practical ways in which you as managers can
motivate both yourselves and the people who work for you.

b Good morning ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to our session on the
dynamics of motivation.

c Then Iwill give a short demonstration of our prototype and explain what we
have already achieved.

d Please feel free to raise guestions at any time on technical or financial
aspects of the project and I shall do my best to answer them.

e To begin with, I shall outline the main goals of the project.

f I would like to ask you to keep any guestions you may have until the end,
when I hope we will also have time to discuss your personal experiences
and particular work situations.

g Finally, I shall move on to the major commercial applications and potential
returns on investment.

h I will then turn to what we really mean by motivation, and look at the
internal and external factors that play a part in creating it.

i Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. I would like to talk to you this
afternoon about why we feel our interactive video project is worth investing
in.

j [shall start by looking at why motivation is so important and why the ability
to motivate is a vital management skill.