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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Tone vs intonation
Tone or intonation
1 Depending on the intonation/tone you take, this word could either mean something positive or negative.
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1 Depending on the intonation/tone you take, this word could either mean something positive or negative.
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Intonation involves actual fluctation upward or downward. Tone, which you want here, is more of an 'attitude' that is reflected in the way something is said.
- Intonation involves actual fluctation upward or downward.
- Tone, which you want here, is more of an 'attitude' that is reflected in the way something is said.
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Intonation involves actual fluctation upward or downward.
Tone, which you want here, is more of an 'attitude' that is reflected in the way something is said.
Tone, which you want here, is more of an 'attitude' that is reflected in the way something is said.
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