INTONATION MATTERS

Intonation is about:

• WHAT we say

• HOW we say things

Intonation helps us understand:

• what our speakers look like

• the emotions behind scenes

Which intonation pattern is NOT used in English?

• rising

• falling

• flat

• falling-rising

• rising-falling

Choose the correct intonation:

I'll be back in a minute.

• rising

• falling

• rising-falling

• falling-rising

Choose the correct intonation:

I'm going for a walk in the park.

• rising

• falling

• rising-falling

• falling-rising

Choose the correct intonation:

Leave it on the desk.

• rising

• falling

• rising-falling

• falling-rising

Choose the correct intonation:

He thinks he is so clever, doesn't he?

• rising

• falling

• rising-falling

• falling-rising

Choose the correct intonation:

Do you like your new teacher?

• rising

• falling

• rising-falling

• falling-rising

Choose the correct intonation:

May I borrow your dictionary?

• rising

• falling

• rising-falling

• falling-rising

Choose the correct intonation:

You like fish, don't you?

• rising

• falling

• rising-falling

• falling-rising