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Practice English presentations

A presentation lives or dies in the delivery. You can know your slides perfectly and still stumble when you have to say them aloud in English, especially during the questions afterwards.

Airi is an audience you can rehearse in front of as often as you need. Deliver your opening, your key points, your close — out loud — and then let her ask the kind of questions a real audience would. Practising the Q&A is what separates a smooth talk from a nervous one.

A quick example with Airi

I'm your audience. Whenever you're ready, start your opening.
Good morning everyone. Today I will to present our new product.
Small fix: "Today I will present" — no "to." Strong start! Go on.
Our product help small business to manage orders.
"Our product helps small businesses manage orders." Nice. I have a question about pricing later.

How to get the most from it

Rehearse aloud, not in your head

Reading slides silently is not practice. Say every line out loud to Airi.

Prepare for questions

Ask Airi to be a tough audience and throw hard questions. The Q&A is where nerves show.

Nail the transitions

Practise the phrases that move you between sections — "Moving on to…", "That brings me to…".

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Frequently asked questions

Can Airi ask audience questions?
Yes. After your talk, ask her to play the audience and she'll ask realistic follow-up questions for you to answer live.
Can I practise a specific pitch?
Absolutely. Paste or describe your outline, deliver it aloud, and Airi will react and question you as an audience would.
Will it help with nerves?
Rehearsing the real thing — including the questions — several times is the most reliable way to calm presentation nerves.

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