What happens to vowel sounds in weak forms?

Which is the weak form of “are” in “Where are you going?”

In “I’m going to school,” what is the weak form of “to”?

In the sentence “Can you help me?”, what is the weak form of “you”?

In “Yes, I can help you,” which word is in strong form?

Which sentence typically uses rising intonation?

What does falling intonation usually indicate?

In the dialogue “Are you coming?” ↗ “Yes, I’m coming.” ↘, the first line uses...?

Which of these is a typical example of rising–falling intonation?

In “She won the lottery!”, what does the rise–fall intonation on “lottery” express?

Which type of intonation is usually used for yes/no questions?

Which word has a weak form in “Yes, I can help you”?

Which form is used when a function word is unstressed?

What does rise–fall intonation on “Yes” in “Yes, I will.” indicate?

In “Oh, great.” with rise–fall intonation, the speaker most likely feels...?

Which phrase shows fall–rise intonation and suggests hesitation?

The strong form of “me” in “Can you help me?” is pronounced...?

In “Is this your phone?” what does rising intonation suggest?

Why is intonation important in English?