🎤 Example presentation
Alex Green – A Champion in the Pool
Today, I’m going to talk about Alex Green.
He is a professional swimmer from Australia.
He is 22 years old and he trains every day in Sydney with his coach, Mr. Brown.
Right now, he is preparing for the next Olympic Games.
He usually swims six hours a day, but he doesn’t train on Sundays because he must rest.
Swimming is a difficult sport, but Alex loves challenges.
He can swim very fast – his best stroke is the butterfly.
Last year, he won a gold medal at the world championship.
During his races, his fans shout:
> “Go Alex! You can do it!”
“Faster! Faster! You’re the best!”
Alex believes that determination, effort, and team spirit are more important than victory.
When he is tired, he remembers his dream:
> “I want to do my best and make my country proud.”
He wants to show young people that sport is not only about winning,
but also about respect, motivation, and never giving up.
When he wins, his fans cheer loudly and wave flags.
They shout: “Champion! Champion!”
That’s why Alex Green is one of the most inspiring athletes today.
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🗣️ Tips ! Conseils pour ta présentation orale
Parle de ton sportif à la 3e personne (he / she/they).
Utilise le Present Simple pour parler des faits généraux et des habitudes.
Utilise le Present Continuous pour parler de ce qu’il ou elle fait en ce moment.
Mentionne les valeurs de ton sportif : effort, teamwork, determination, motivation.
Ajoute des réactions de fans pour rendre ta présentation plus vivante (“Go Serena!”, “Come on Leo!”…).
🗣️ Expression orale
Ne lis pas ton texte mot à mot : prépare une fiche avec les mots-clés pour te guider.
Note les expressions difficiles pour ne pas perdre le fil pendant ton exposé.
Regarde ton auditoire (ta classe, ton professeur), pas seulement ta feuille.
Articule bien et parle lentement pour que tout le monde comprenne.
Mets de l’intonation :
une voix montante pour les encouragements (Go Alex! You can do it!)
une voix plus ferme pour les affirmations (He is the best swimmer in the world.)
Respire entre les phrases et souris : ton énergie donne envie d’écouter.
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