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Old 02-Oct-2009, 15:38
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Hi, I want to know whether in requests the intonation is
rising or falling. I really feel confused about it. Thanks.
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Old 03-Oct-2009, 07:38
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Hi, I want to know whether in requests the intonation is
rising or falling. I really feel confused about it. Thanks.
The intonation rises at the end of the sentence.
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Hi, I want to know whether in requests the intonation is
rising or falling. I really feel confused about it. Thanks.
Check this........

http://ictlab.tyict.vtc.edu.hk/~jaco...Intonation.pdf
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Old 04-Oct-2009, 20:20
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Hey..
Have a look at this good attachment on intonation, etc
Hope you find it helpful
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