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12-Apr-2008, 12:57

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tone unit

Hi,

I am studying intonation and there is one term I would like you to explain for me. That is tone unit.Please give me some examples with this.
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12-Apr-2008, 22:14

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Re: tone unit

Have you met this yet: Intonation | Teaching English

It gives the meaning.

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20-Apr-2008, 03:47

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Re: tone unit

This link does not work ,I am afraid.I cannot connect to it.

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