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Intonation
what is intonation?what is rising intonation?what is falling intonation
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Rising intonation is when you make the pitch of your voice rise, that is, go from a lower frequency sound to a higher frequency sound. You can exaggerate it by starting with a growl (like a lion) and ending with a squeak (like a little bird). Falling intonation is the reverse.
- Rising intonation is when you make the pitch of your voice rise, that is, go from a lower frequency sound to a higher frequency sound.
- You can exaggerate it by starting with a growl (like a lion) and ending with a squeak (like a little bird).
- Falling intonation is the reverse.
- You make the pitch fall, that is, go from a higher frequency sound to a lower frequency sound.
- Intonation (in general) is the melodic pattern of the rise and fall of pitch as you speak.
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Rising intonation is when you make the pitch of your voice rise, that is, go from a lower frequency sound to a higher frequency sound. You can exaggerate it by starting with a growl (like a lion) and ending with a squeak (like a little bird).
Falling intonation is the reverse. You make the pitch fall, that is, go from a higher frequency sound to a lower frequency sound.
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Falling intonation is the reverse. You make the pitch fall, that is, go from a higher frequency sound to a lower frequency sound.
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