Franglish |
INTONATION
Is it a question or a statement?
Focus on the pitch of the voice
(French version)
TESTS - Many thanks to Fiona and her son Nathan! - Sources - List of items
Rising intonation↑ : the pitch gets higher and higher |
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Do you have tickets? ↑ |
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John and Mark aren't English ↓, are they ↑? |
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One ↑, two ↑, three ↑, four ↑, five ↓. |
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Would you like coffee ↑ or tea ↓ ? |
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If he calls ↑, tell him about the conference ↓, please. |
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According to his words ↑, he was at home ↓. |
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If I try to do that now ↑, while Im' talking ↑, then what it suggests to you ↑, is that I haven't quite finished yet ↑, and you'll know when I'm finished ↑ because I'm gonna use use this downward inflection ↓. |
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I live in Madrid ↑, but I was born in Canada↓. |
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When did you say he's coming ↑ ? |
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Let's go out tonight, shall we ↑? |
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Pass me the remote control, will you ↑ ? |
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Are you insane ↑? |
Falling intonation ↓ : the pitch gets lower and lower |
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When is he coming ↓? |
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Betty lives in London ↓. |
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Stop it! Sit down! ↓ |
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How nice of you ↓! |
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If I try to do that now ↑, while Im' talking ↑, then what it suggests to you ↑, is that I haven't quite finished yet ↑, and you'll know when I'm finished ↑ because I'm gonna use use this downward inflection ↓. |
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You’ve got the keys, haven’t you? ↓. |
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Mrs Smith, this is Mary Brown ↓. |
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I live in Madrid ↑, but I was born in Canada↓. |
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One ↑, two ↑, three ↑, four ↑, five ↓.
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Would you like coffee ↑ or tea ↓ ? |
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Wasn't it great ↓? |
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How about we just go home?↓? |