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Believer Posted 19 years ago
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falling intonation for all these cases all the time?
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00 Can you tell me, possibly not categorically, of course, but to the best of your very knowledgeable knowledge, that questions that start with 01 u 00 'what', 'when', 'where', 'why' and 'how' (what else??) 02 u 00 have falling intonation? 0-
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00 Can you tell me, possibly not categorically, of course, but to the best of your very knowledgeable knowledge, that questions that start with 01 u 00 'what', 'when', 'where', 'why' and 'how' (what else??) 02 u 00 have falling intonation? 0-
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0 No, not necessarily. Question sentences usually seem to have a rising intonation. They can have a falling intonation as well.
- 0 No, not necessarily.
- Question sentences usually seem to have a rising intonation.
- They can have a falling intonation as well.
- It really depends on any additional meaning the speaker wishes to add through intonation.
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0 No, not necessarily. Question sentences usually seem to have a rising intonation. They can have a falling intonation as well. It really depends on any additional meaning the speaker wishes to add through intonation. 0-
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