Intonation is referred to as a prosodic feature of English

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Intonation is referred to as a prosodic feature of English.

• Intonation is referred to as a prosodic feature of English.
• It is used to describe variations in pitch, tone, stress, tempo and rhythm

The form of English intonation is often to be based on three aspects

• The form of English intonation is often to be based on three aspects
• The division of speech into units
• The highlighting of particular words and syllables
• The choice of pitch movement

Indicating the attitudes and emotions of the speaker

• Indicating the attitudes and emotions of the speaker
• Define the difference between statements, commands and questions
• Focusing on important elements of the spoken message

Intonation is very closely linked to grammar, or more specifically, sentence structure

• Intonation is very closely linked to grammar, or more specifically, sentence structure
• Because English has a fairly strictly fixed word order, it is not an opinion about something.
• Therefore, it becomes necessary to shift our intonation to highlight information that is key to our point.

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• Puntoni, S., Lanche, B.D.,Van Osselar. S.T.M.,2009. Bilingualism and the Emotional Intensity of Advertising Language. Journal of Consumer Research, 35, pp. 1012-1025
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