Rising - Falling Intonation

A shift Is indicated by...?

• a straight vertical line.

• a line curving up or down

• a line drawn at the base

• a line with some distance below the word.

Which of the following options should be read with extra-high tone?

• Where is the waiter?

• Let's look at the people.

• You are hungry, aren't you?

• I don´t believe it! (Shock)

How could intonation be affected

• By stress of each word

• By speaker´s emotions

• By commas

• Both A and B

Lists uses falling intonation

• At the beginning

• In every word

• In the last word

• In the middle of the sentence

Statements rises on..?

• Prominent sylable

• Funtion words

• Old information

• new information

intonation is...

• Part of grammar

• Speaker´s feelings

• The pattern of higher and lower pitch as we speak

• The tone of voice

What patterns of intonations follows Tag questions?

• Rising - Falling

• Flat Intonation

• Rising

• Both A and C