Look at the notes below. You will hear a woman giving feedback to a colleague on his presentation at a conference.

Look at the notes below.
You will hear a woman giving feedback to a colleague on his presentation at a conference.
You have 15 seconds to read through the notes.
[pause]
Now listen, and fill in the spaces.
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Woman: Hello John, it’s Kim. You wanted some advice about your presentation.
Man: Please. That’s the first time I’ve given it and I’m repeating it next month.
Woman: Well, the introduction was clear and you finished on time without appearing hurried. The case study you analysed seemed a bit long though.
Man: You’re right. I’ll cut it a bit.
Woman: Now the slides - you had the right amount. Personally, I’d use a larger font though - it helps in a big hall. But the graphs made your point well.
Man: Good. I worked hard at those.
Woman: Another tip - you didn’t turn your back on the audience - but be careful not to block their view of the screen - it’s frustrating if they can’t see what the presenter’s referring to.
Man: I was so nervous.
Woman: You didn’t sound it. You spoke very clearly. Think about your body language though. You don’t want to stand absolutely still, but avoid too much movement if you can.
Man: That’s really helpful.
Woman: You’re welcome.