Having Plenty to Say in Essays and Presentations

Coming up with content for a talk or written assignment can be horrible, especially when you’re working in a foreign language. Having Plenty to Say in Essays and Presentations offers help with this age-old problem. The trick, it suggests, lies with realising that essays and talks can encompass a huge range of approaches, forms and moods – among which we can all find something to say. The book is intended to accompany undergraduate English language classes, but could also serve as a resource for students of any modern language, or as a handbook for secondary school teachers.