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Falling and Rising Intonation - Digital Activity

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Para aprender las entonaciones al hablar inglés por medio de escenas, reconocerlas, aclarar puntos y analizar individualmente.

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Para aprender las entonaciones al hablar inglés por medio de escenas, reconocerlas, aclarar puntos y analizar individualmente.

by Andrés Castro
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What type of intonation does this question have?

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What type of intonation does this part have?

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What type of intonation does this question have?

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What kind of intonation can you recognize?

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What type of intonation this part have?

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What type of intonations this part have?

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These are yes/no questions, so the speaker voice goes up at the end to show curiosity or to expect a answer. This is called Rising Intonation

Spiderman is making strong statements and expressing anger, his voice falls at the end of sentences to show determination and frustration, this is falling intonation

Kristoff is surprised and can not believe what Anna said, so his voice goes up at the end to show disbelief. This is rising intonation.

At the start, Dracula’s voice rises to show enthusiasm and energy (rising), but then it drops at the end to sound final and confident (falling). This mix creates a rising–falling intonation, common in exclamations that express excitement

Judy speaks with determination and confidence. Her voice goes down at the end to show certainty and motivation. this is falling intonation

Syndrom starts with a sad, firm statement that ends low (falling), then his voice rises in the question to show anger and accusation (rising). This creates a falling–rising intonation pattern

The scene starts with strong, confident statements that fall in tone, then shifts to questions and hesitation that rise at the end, this creates a falling–rising intonation pattern

Rose speaks softly but with determination and sadness, her voice falls at the end to show finality and deep emotion, this is falling intonation

 
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