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How do we grab the attention of the crowd from the beginning? And make sure the audiences don't zone out.
1. ask a question: I'd like today to ask a question (for you)…
Let me ask a question…
To start off I would like to take a poll:  raise your hands. how many of you have ever…
2. Tell a story and an anecdote:
Let me tell you a story about…
Here is a quick story…
I'd like to open a personal anecdote… (more formal)
3. Shock the audiences: to surprise
crazy fact, crazy statistics, physical demonstrations.

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Do you know how to catch the attention of your audience right from the beginning of your presentation in English?
Today we'll show you how to do it with the phrases you need. Don't let your audience "zone out" and get bored.
Listen to today's episode to get three phrases you need.
This episode was originally published as Episode 338 on the All Ears English Podcast.
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Want to feel more confident with your business English?
Lindsay and Michelle show you real, business English vocabulary for the global economy in this podcast from All Ears English. 
Learn spoken English for business with native speakers.
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BE 1: Give Your English Presentation a Catchy Opening - 3 Tips

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