Give your audience a clear route through a talk
Zuerst beschreibe ich die Situation, danach erläutere ich zwei Möglichkeiten.
Introduce a focused topic, order its main points and finish with a conclusion that answers the opening question.
A short presentation needs a visible route rather than a list of everything you know. Name the topic and question, announce two or three parts and use signposts to move between them. Zuerst introduces a first step; danach connects the next one; abschließend signals the conclusion. These adverbs occupy the first position, so the finite verb follows before the subject. Keep the conclusion connected to the question you promised to discuss. A new unrelated topic at the end leaves the original task unfinished. Notes can contain keywords rather than a script; the listener should still understand how the parts belong together.
Heute geht es um die Frage, wie wir einen Lernraum besser nutzen können.
Today the question is how we can make better use of a study room.
Zuerst beschreibe ich die Situation, danach erläutere ich zwei Möglichkeiten.
First I will describe the situation, then explain two options.
Kommen wir nun zum zweiten Punkt.
Let us now move to the second point.
Dieses Beispiel führt zu meiner nächsten Frage.
This example leads to my next question.
Abschließend fasse ich die wichtigsten Gedanken zusammen.
To conclude, I will summarize the main ideas.
Damit komme ich auf meine Ausgangsfrage zurück.
That brings me back to my opening question.
A short presentation needs a visible route rather than a list of everything you know. Name the topic and question, announce two or three parts and use signposts to move between them. Zuerst introduces a first step; danach connects the next one; abschließend signals the conclusion. These adverbs occupy the first position, so the finite verb follows before the subject. Keep the conclusion connected to the question you promised to discuss. A new unrelated topic at the end leaves the original task unfinished. Notes can contain keywords rather than a script; the listener should still understand how the parts belong together.
Introduce a focused topic, order its main points and finish with a conclusion that answers the opening question.
A title alone is not a structure. Do not announce three questions and answer only one without explaining the change.
Topic/question → short outline → ordered main points → answer/conclusion. Zuerst + finite verb + subject.
Prepare a two-minute talk about studying alone or with a partner. Write a 120-word outline with an opening question, two main points, transitions and a conclusion.