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1. www.uts.edu.au › sites › defaultIntonation - pronunciation - University of Technology Sydney

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   Intonation is a complex system of meaning communicated through the rise and fall of a speaker's voice. English speakers use it to communicate many different types of meaning: relational e.g. how 'open', friendly or 'closed' we are towards a listener. How does it work? the voice UP ( ) or DOWN ( ).

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2. www.uts.edu.au › sites › defaultIntonation - University of Technology Sydney

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   Intonation is a layer of meaning beyond words and helps speakers communicate meaning through the rise and fall of the voice. The patterns of rise and fall are described as ‘tones’.

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3. pronunciationstudio.com › 11 › Intonation-Book-1Intonatiʘn - Pronunciation Studio

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   -Listen to the examples and decide which pattern is used in the answers. • English Intonation uses three PATTERNS: FALL \, RISE /, & FALL-RISE \/. • PATTERNS can show a speaker’s attitude to their words.

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4. www.researchgate.net › 261287304_Intonation(PDF) Intonation - ResearchGate

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   Nov 1, 2012 · PDF | Intonation refers to a combination of acoustic parameters, including duration, intensity, and pitch used to communicate discourse meaning. | Find, read and cite all the research you...

5. cdn.pronunciationpro.com › Intonation-WSIntonation Worksheet - Pronunciation Pro

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   Practice these dialogues using the 5 basic rules of intonation: falling, rising, choice, list, double-rise . Also, pay attention to the personality and emotion portrayed by your pitch.

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6. www.gtobi.uni-koeln.deAN INTRODUCTION TO INTONATION – FUNCTIONS AND MODELS

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   A broader definition of intonation includes loudness, and segmental length and quality, although languages differ in the extent to which they modulate these to achieve highlighting and phrasing.

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   Why is intonation important?

   • Why is it important? Intonation is a layer of meaning beyond words and helps speakers communicate meaning through the rise and fall of the voice. The patterns of rise and fall are described as ‘tones’. The different types of meaning intonation communicates include:

   Intonation - University of Technology Sydney

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   How does intonation change the meaning of a word?

   • the voice UP ( ) or DOWN ( ). Intonation can change the meaning of what a person says even when the same words are used. Look at the examples below. The same words are used but different intonation communicates a different meaning.

   Intonation - pronunciation - University of Technology Sydney

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   What is the difference between tone and intonation?

   • Tone refers to pitch patterns that make lexical, grammatical or morphological contrasts in many languages. Intonation refers to the melodic facet of prosody, although the two terms are sometimes interchangeable.

   Prosody, Tone, and Intonation - University College London

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   What is intonation analysis?

   • We have seen that intonation analysis involves categorical decisions about whether there is stress or accent, and, if there is an accent, which type of pitch accent it is. It also involves decisions about whether a boundary is present, and if so which pitch movement or level is used to mark it.

   AN INTRODUCTION TO INTONATION – FUNCTIONS AND MODELS

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   Is intonation taught systematically?

   • Although intonation is particularly difficult for learners of a second language to master, it is seldom taught systematically. Although much of the early work on intonation was didactic in nature, recent studies have tended to be more experimental and/or theretically rigourous.

   AN INTRODUCTION TO INTONATION – FUNCTIONS AND MODELS

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   What are the basic rules of intonation?

   • basic rules of intonation: falling, rising, choice, list, double rise. Personality & emotion also change the intonation/pitch levels of a sentence. 1. Falling Intonation commands, statements, ‘wh’ questions pitch jumps up slightly then falls on the last word of the sentence. Go sit down. Come over here. Eat your food.

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8. www.homepages.ucl.ac.uk › Xu_Routledge_Handbook2019Prosody, Tone, and Intonation - University College London

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   Prosody refers to all suprasegmental aspects of speech, including pitch, duration, amplitude and voice quality that are used to make lexical and post-lexical contrasts, and to convey paralinguistic meanings. Tone refers to pitch patterns that make lexical, grammatical or morphological contrasts in many languages.