英語演講稿開場白【三篇】

篇一

經典英語演講開場白範文：

are drowning in news. Reuters alone puts out three-and-a-half million news stories a year. That's just one source.

My question is: How many of those stories are actually going to matter in the long run? That's the idea behind The Long News. It's a project by The Long Now Foundation, which was founded by TED stars including Kevin Kelly and Stewart Brand. And what we're looking for is news stories that might still matter 50 or 100 or 10,000 years from now. And when you look at the news through that filter, a lot falls by the wayside.

k you. Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you, General Caslen, for that introduction. General Trainor, General Clarke, faculty and staff at West Point, you have been outstanding stewards of this proud institution and outstanding mentors for the newest officers in the United States Army.

I’d like to acknowledge the Army’s leadership -- General McHugh -- Secretary McHugh, General Odierno, as well as Senator Jack Reed who is here and a proud graduate of West Point himself. To the class of 20xx, I congratulate you on taking your place on the Long Gray Line.

3.I love trees, and I'm very lucky, because we live near a wonderful arboretum, and Sundays, usually, I'd go there with my wife and now, with my four-year-old, and we'd climb in the trees, we'd play hide and seek. The second school I was at had big trees too, had a fantastic tulip tree, I think it was the biggest in the country, and it also had a lot of wonderful bushes and vegetation around it, around the playing fields.

4.I love trees, and I'm very lucky, because we live near a wonderful arboretum, and Sundays, usually, I'd go there with my wife and now, with my four-year-old, and we'd climb in the trees, we'd play hide and seek. The second school I was at had big trees too, had a fantastic tulip tree, I think it was the biggest in the country, and it also had a lot of wonderful bushes and vegetation around it, around the playing fields.

5.I told my friends I would come here to say “thank you” then walked off. I can’t, it’s no way. I get so many people I can thank. In all the videos, you never just saw me, also Scottie... ...

篇二

精彩的演講開場白，是演講者與聽眾的一座引橋，是演講者與聽眾建立初步友誼的紐帶，它在整個演講過程中起着不可低估的作用。演講稿的開頭寫得好，就能溝通演講者與聽眾的感情，集中聽眾的注意力，喚起聽眾的興趣，從而使聽眾對演講內容產生一種強烈的渴望感。下面是幾個英語演講中需要注意的問題：

1、受邀請在會議上致詞

1）I am delighted/pleased/glad to have the opportunity to present/of making this presentation...

2）I am grateful for the opportunity to present...

3）I’d like to thank you for inviting/asking me/giving me the chance to...

4)Good morning/afternoon/evening ladies and gentleman

5)It’s my pleasant duty today to...

6)I’ve been asked to...

2、告知演講的話題

1)the subject of my presentation is...

2)I shall be speaking today about...

3)My presentation concerns...

4)Today’s topic is...

5）Today we are here to give a presentation on...

6）Today we are here to talk re we start, I’d like you meet my team members...

7) Before we start our presentation, let’s take a brief look at the agenda...

8)the main area that I intend to cover in this presentation is...

9）Take a moment and think of...

10）Thank you for giving me the opportunity to tell you about...

3、告訴聽眾發言的長度

1）During the next ten minutes, I shall...

2）I shall be speaking for about ten minutes...

3）My presentation will last for about ten minutes...

4）I won’t take up more than ten minutes of your time...

5）I don’t intend to speak for longer than ten minutes...

6)I know that time is short, so I intend to keep this brief

7)I have a lot to cram in to the next ten minutes, so I’d better make a start...

篇三

These five great ways to open a speech will make you stand out from the bunch（下面的演講開場白會讓你在演講中脱穎而出）:

演講

1、"Doctors are approximately 9,000 times more dangerous than gun owners." Did that get your attention? I sure hope so! Begin by startling your audience.

2、"Once upon a time..." Tell a story. Everyone loves a good story, especially if it is one that people don't expect, and one that is told exceptionally well. Begin with a story that is related to the topic; don't tell a story just for the sake of it.

3、"Please raise your hand if you..." Get them to participate immediately, The idea is to get the audience moving and doing something very quickly. Your worst enemy is stillness. So get them moving as often and as early as possible.

4、"Remember the last time you..." Establish contact early. Your goal is to get the audience to think of themselves and to feel something related to your topic. Then, you can build on it. Make sure it is an experience most people have shared.

5、"......................" Silence is golden. Before uttering a single word, wait a few seconds. Stand in silence in front of the audience, for five or ten seconds if you can stand it. Then start with a bang.

Here are five ways to begin a speech in an unusual, yet captivating manner（下面這五種開場白可以使得你的演講有種一種不尋常，但是很吸引人的方式）:

1、"To speak for your ears, I have overcome fears, To silence your groans, My skills I have honed." Start with a poem or a rhyme. Pick a poem that is short, lively, and related to your theme or your message.

2、Start your speech with a song. Ideally, you want to sing on key. But if you cannot hold a tune, think of it as a great start to a humorous speech!

3、Use an audio entrance. Pre-record the first lines of your speech to set the tone. Take care, though, that your recording sounds professional and not tinny, otherwise you will get a negative effect.

4、Blow up a balloon. Or do something equally unexpected. Catch the audience off guard. Make sure nobody is drinking hot liquid when you do this.

5、Perform a magic trick. There are many easy magic tricks you can find online. Take the audience by surprise and make it entertaining from the start.

The two most important parts of a speech are the introduction and the conclusion. The introduction sets the tone for your speech, while the conclusion determines how the audience will feel when they leave. Don't set yourself up for failure from the start: drop these awful openings from your repertoire. Instead, replace them with an opening that sets you apart and readies you to deliver a great speech.