PART 1: PRESENTING

PART 2: COMMENTING

PART 3: CONCLUDING

PART 1

PRESENTING VISUALS (figures and trends)

– Let me show you some figures from our monthly graph…

– I’d like to show you this chart on which you will see…

– Let me draw your attention to the following graph…

– Let’s look more closely at this month’s figures…

– This figure refers to the sales in Europe last month

– This pie chart shows our share of the Asian market (= graphique à secteurs, camembert)

– As you can see, our main competitor has a bigger share than we have

– The bar chart represents sales in our Asian outlets (= diagramme à bâtonnets, barres, bandes)

– On this graph, you will see…, or

– On the following line graph (= graphique en courbe), you will notice…

• a surge, a significative increase in, or a drop in…
• a strong upward trend or downward trend in sales
• a slight decrease in sales
• strong variations in the figures of…
• occasional variations due to…

– On the following line graph (= graphique en courbe), you will note that…

• the overall performance of product X is good
• the initial surge (= poussée, augmentation soudaine) in sales was followed by a period of slower growth in the second quarter, or in the second half of the year
• the instant success of the product was followed by a period of stability in the level of sales.