How to use QUESTION INTONATION in ENGLISH | RISING and FALLING QUESTION INTONATION
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- Learn how to use rising and falling intonation in open and closed questions in British Engish. By using the correct intonation in questions, you can sound more natural and more easily understood too!
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Hello, Emma! This is a great overview of question intonation. I would kindly suggest expanding the video to include two additional types:
1. Tag Question Intonation:
- You work in the movie industry, don't you?
- Your favorite color is blue, correct?
- She's too polite to use that offensive word, right?
2. Affirmative Sentences Turned into Questions with Intonation:
-Your daughter is school-age?
-He's smart? That's news to me.
Thank you for the informative content!
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Wow, I didn't have idea that intonations could change all question intention , thanks for made more clear.
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I've been struggling with intonation for ages..
Until I found this video
Thank you
In my objective assessment, I hereby declare that the British RP English is the most sonically pleasing to the ears. It is a beautiful language and a triumph of the human civilization.
Thank you so much for speaking on this and not ending most or all of your statements with verbal questions marks. I hear this all the time with folks stating facts, but almost every sentence ends with a verbal question mark to make that person sound completely uncertain of the fact(s) just stated. I have heard this often when someone has a guest on their television show, news, etc. (Example: The sky is up? (My first instinct is to ask "Are you sure?")
Haha yeah! This is called "up rising". It's becoming quite common nowadays, isn't it? Especially in certain accents (like Canadian ones).
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It is the last part of the lesson on the checking purpose with rising intonation in opened question.
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Thank you for this lesson!! Is there any video of fall rise intonation? I will really appreciate it.
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Very clarifying! Thank you! My teacher was repeating what you just said on this video but i didn´t get it. Thanks again.
This was very helpful. If you can make more from intonation and pronunciation I'd be grateful 🙏🏽
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I downloaded some videos for intonation practice.
Happy 2022. Good intonation is key.. thanks for sharing. The value of perfect communication is inestimable in its effectiveness. Every good and perfect gift comes from the Father of Lights. Receiving and communicating His perfect love confidently and effectively, is the Way to live and change the world His Son died for (that we all may be saved). Blessings
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You seem like the right person to ask this question. Why do some people end a sentence with a raised pitch when it's not a question?
Yes
@@Pronunciationwithemma You didn't answer my question which is, "Why do some people end a sentence with a raised pitch when it's not a question?".
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We use exactly the same intonation in both situations, in Sao Paulo, Brazil 🇧🇷
Thank you so much dear for give us information but I always be confused about real question and confirmation questions
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Curious thing… In the Rio de Janeiro region, we use the very same kind of intonation, rising for close questions and falling for open. We also rise the intonation when checking info. In southern Brazil, people probably get in trouble a bit, ’cause there they rise the phrase even for open questions. 🤔
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