Personal Narrative Presentation

Intermediate English
Personal Narrative Presentation
The students are divided into 3 parts. 1 student as the moderator, 1
student as the first presenter, 1 student as the second presenter.

How are you feeling today?

Opening Introduction Content

Content Closing
 Moderator
Greeting, Introducing the Speakers, Stating the topic, Closing.

Good (morning/afternoon/evening), welcome to our

presentation. First of all, let me introduce our group members.
Me (your name) as the Moderator, second (name) as the first
speaker, third (name) as the second speaker. Today we would
like to present our Personal Narratives about (name) from
(place of origin). The first part of the presentation will be
presented by (name).
 First Speaker
Greeting, Presenting the Idea.

Good (morning/afternoon/evening), here I will deliver about the

name and place of origin of (name).

That’s all from me thank you. I give the time back to the
moderator.
 Moderator

Thank you (name) for delivering the first part of the

presentation. Next presentation is going to be presented by
(name). Time is yours.
 Second Speaker
Greeting, Presenting the Idea.

Good (morning/afternoon/evening), here I will deliver about the

the specialty of (name).

That’s all from me thank you. I give the time back to the
moderator.
 Moderator
Closing

Thank you (name) for delivering the second part of the

presentation. This wraps up our presentation today. Thank you.
The body Language while Presenting

SMILE Eyes to the

audience

Speak Clearly Speak accordingly

(not too slow, not
too fast)
 Personal Narratives Text
I have a brother who stayed at Papua for several years. His name is Ray. He stayed there for
several years. He mentioned that he is very excited to live in Papua after living in Purwokerto for
years. He found several differences between Purwokerto, his hometown, with Papua. People in
Papua and Purwokerto talk using Bahasa yet there are differences in the dialect. One of the
differences that he found was the words they use. They use “kitorang” which has the same
meaning with “kita” in Purwokerto. He also mentioned that he had to obey the customs that were
used in Papua to live peacefully. One of the custom is that everyone should value togetherness in
daily life. The difference of Papua and Purwokerto is on the price of food in which the price is
higher than Purwokerto. Yet, he is currently happy because every time he feels tired, he can just
go to the beach for rest and relax.
EXAMPLE OF THE POWERPOINT
 Who is he?

Ray

Ray stayed in Papua for

several years.
What language do you use in daily life?

Papua and Purwokerto use Bahasa Indonesia

to communicate.

Papuanese uses “Kitorang”

which has the same
meaning with “kita”.
What is a special norm/custom in your
hometown?

Emphasize the togetherness as the most

important norm in daily life.
 What’s the difference between
Purwokerto and your hometown?

Difference in the dialect and style of speaking.

The price of food in Papua is higher

than in Purwokerto.