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Debpriya De Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Presentation
"I am supposed to make/give/do/deliver a presentation in front of the whole panel of experts." (a powerpoint presentation, not award ceremony)
Which alternative is correct ?
If I use "make", will it give the impression that I am supposed to prepare the presentation in front of the whole panel as opposed to deliver the presentation ?
Which alternative is correct ?
If I use "make", will it give the impression that I am supposed to prepare the presentation in front of the whole panel as opposed to deliver the presentation ?
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" (a powerpoint presentation, not award ceremony) Which alternative is correct ? All are OK. 'Do' is a bit casual.
- " (a powerpoint presentation, not award ceremony) Which alternative is correct ?
- All are OK.
- 'Do' is a bit casual.
- If I use "make", will it give the impression that I am supposed to prepare the presentation in front of the whole panel as opposed to deliver the presentation ?
- No, it won't.
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Hi,
"I am supposed to make/give/do/deliver a presentation in front of the whole panel of experts." (a powerpoint presentation, not award ceremony)
Which alternative is correct ? All are OK. 'Do' is a bit casual.
If I use "make", will it give the impression that I am supposed to prepare the presentat
"I am supposed to make/give/do/deliver a presentation in front of the whole panel of experts." (a powerpoint presentation, not award ceremony)
Which alternative is correct ? All are OK. 'Do' is a bit casual.
If I use "make", will it give the impression that I am supposed to prepare the presentat
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