This presentation will cover
Presentation and public speaking expression
Use this to give your audience a clear mental map of your upcoming talk.
في 15 ثانية
- A roadmap phrase used to introduce your main talking points.
- Best used at the start of meetings or structured reports.
- Helps the audience follow your logic and feel more comfortable.
المعنى
This phrase is a way to tell your audience what you are going to talk about before you start. It acts like a map for your speech so people know what to expect.
أمثلة رئيسية
3 من 6Starting a formal business meeting
This presentation will cover our quarterly earnings and our expansion plans for next year.
This talk will include our profits and our future growth plans.
Giving a university project report
This presentation will cover the history of the internet and its impact on modern education.
I am going to discuss the internet's history and how it changed schools.
Explaining a complex vacation plan to friends
Okay guys, this presentation will cover our flight times, the hotel, and the best taco spots.
I'm going to explain our flights, the hotel, and where to eat tacos.
خلفية ثقافية
This phrase is a classic example of 'signposting' in English rhetoric. In English-speaking business cultures, clarity and structure are often prioritized over poetic language to ensure efficiency. It became a standard part of the 'PowerPoint era' to help audiences follow complex visual data.
The Rule of Three
Try to list exactly three things after saying `cover`. It is a 'magic number' in English that sounds very satisfying to the human brain.
Don't Just Read
If you have a slide with the same words, don't just read it like a robot. Add a little extra detail to keep it interesting!
في 15 ثانية
- A roadmap phrase used to introduce your main talking points.
- Best used at the start of meetings or structured reports.
- Helps the audience follow your logic and feel more comfortable.
What It Means
Think of this phrase as a movie trailer for your talk. You are the driver, and your audience members are the passengers. They want to know where you are taking them! When you say This presentation will cover, you are listing the main stops on your journey. It helps people relax because they can see the 'big picture' right away. It is not just about slides; it is about sharing your plan.
How To Use It
Use this right at the beginning of your talk. It usually comes after your greeting but before the deep details. You follow the word cover with a list of 2 to 4 main points. For example: This presentation will cover our sales, our goals, and our new team. Use a clear, steady voice. You can even point to a slide with bullet points while you say it. It makes you look very organized and in control.
When To Use It
This is a superstar phrase for office meetings or school reports. It is perfect when you have a lot of information to share. You can also use it in more personal settings if you want to be funny. Imagine telling your family, This presentation will cover why we need a dog. It adds a bit of structure to any long explanation. Use it whenever you want to respect your audience's time by being clear.
When NOT To Use It
Do not use this for a tiny update. If you are just telling a friend you bought milk, it sounds way too robotic. Avoid it in very emotional, unplanned moments. You wouldn't say it during a quick 'hello' in the hallway. Also, if you only have one single point to make, do not use cover. It implies a list of things, not just one item. Keep it for the 'meaty' talks.
Cultural Background
In Western business culture, time is money. People hate being surprised or feeling lost during a meeting. We use 'signposting' phrases like this to be polite. It shows you have prepared and that you value the listener's attention. It is a sign of a professional and reliable person. In many English-speaking workplaces, starting without a plan like this can actually frustrate your boss!
Common Variations
If you want to sound a bit more relaxed, try Today, I am going to talk about. If you are in a very formal boardroom, you might say I will outline. A very common modern version is We will take a look at. If you are with close friends, you can just say I am going to go over. All of these help you manage the flow of information effectively.
ملاحظات الاستخدام
This phrase is firmly in the 'formal to neutral' register. It is best used in professional, academic, or structured environments where you are the primary speaker.
The Rule of Three
Try to list exactly three things after saying `cover`. It is a 'magic number' in English that sounds very satisfying to the human brain.
Don't Just Read
If you have a slide with the same words, don't just read it like a robot. Add a little extra detail to keep it interesting!
The 'Cover' Secret
In English, 'cover' implies you won't talk about *everything*—just the most important parts. It's a way of saying, 'I'll be brief and relevant.'
أمثلة
6This presentation will cover our quarterly earnings and our expansion plans for next year.
This talk will include our profits and our future growth plans.
This is the most standard, professional way to use the phrase.
This presentation will cover the history of the internet and its impact on modern education.
I am going to discuss the internet's history and how it changed schools.
Perfect for academic settings to show you have a clear structure.
Okay guys, this presentation will cover our flight times, the hotel, and the best taco spots.
I'm going to explain our flights, the hotel, and where to eat tacos.
Using a formal phrase in a casual setting adds a touch of organized fun.
Just a heads up, my presentation will cover the budget issues we found yesterday.
My talk is going to be about the money problems we found.
Even in text, it sets a clear expectation for a future meeting.
Listen up kids, this presentation will cover why the dishes are still in the sink.
I'm going to talk about why you haven't done the dishes.
The formality makes the 'lecture' feel funny rather than just angry.
This presentation will cover how we can all work together to save the local park.
I will talk about our plans to save the park together.
It provides a sense of leadership and hope through organization.
اختبر نفسك
Choose the best word to complete the professional introduction.
This presentation will ___ the three main reasons for our success.
`Cover` is the standard verb used to mean 'include' or 'discuss' in a presentation context.
Where does this phrase usually appear in a speech?
___, this presentation will cover our new safety rules.
You use it early on to set the stage for what is coming next.
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وسائل تعلم بصرية
Formality of Introduction Phrases
Used with close friends or family.
I'm gonna talk about...
Good for general office use.
Today I'll discuss...
Standard for presentations and speeches.
This presentation will cover...
Where to use 'This presentation will cover'
Boardroom
Reporting to the CEO.
Classroom
Presenting a group project.
Webinar
Starting an online workshop.
Family Meeting
Proposing a big life change.
الأسئلة الشائعة
10 أسئلةYes, in this context they are very similar. However, cover sounds more active, like you are physically walking through the topics.
Absolutely! If you don't have slides, This speech will cover or My talk will cover are perfect alternatives.
It might be a bit too formal. For an email to a friend, try I wanted to go over a few things instead.
Yes, you can. This presentation covers sounds like a fact, while will cover sounds like a promise of what you are about to do.
Both are fine. Will cover is slightly more formal and traditional for public speaking.
Try to group them! Instead of listing ten things, say This presentation will cover three main areas, then break those down later.
Yes, it is very common in school settings. For example: This presentation will cover the plot, themes, and characters of the novel.
Not at all. It actually sounds helpful because you are giving the audience a guide to follow.
No, this phrase is used and understood perfectly in all major English-speaking countries.
The biggest mistake is saying it and then talking about something completely different. Always stick to your 'map'!
عبارات ذات صلة
I'd like to start by
A polite way to begin the first point of your talk.
Moving on to
A phrase used to transition from one topic to the next.
To summarize
Used at the end to repeat the main points briefly.
Let's dive in
A more casual way to say 'let's start the detailed part of the talk'.
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