INTONATION IN NATURAL SPEECH: Giving New and Old Information | English Pronunciation Lesson
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- Learn the rules for intonation in English when giving old and new information. In English the intonation changes the meaning of what we are saying, so it's very important to learn, not just to use, but also to understand other English speakers.
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Thanks Emma. I find it a bit complicated to apply in real life while I'm speaking. I've just bought the book so I can practise and make the intonation a habit and part of my natural speech. I've been struggling to lose my French accent for a number of years so hope it can help me.
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Keep practising!! You'll get used to their way of speaking very quickly :) I'm glad I can help!
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Thank you! OLD and NEW information is one of the most important elements of intonation - and also one of the most neglected! I have a special place in my heart for this system we use in English...and I'm so glad to see you sharing it with the English learning community. 💛
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A little note, I forgot to add a note in the video to say that "escalator" can be pronounced without that /j/. :) So you can say /ˈes.kjə.leɪ.tə/ or /ˈes.kə.leɪ.tə/. :)
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Probably j is only used in the north. I had never heard anyone pronouncing it like that in London.
I would also pronounce /ˈɔːdiəʊ/ instead of /ˈɒdiəʊ/
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This video is amazing Emma!!! Thank you! I'm learning this at uni and it's hard to grasp the different uses of intonation. Cheers from Argentina!
Me too! And I'm also from Argentina, Mza. And you?
Stress and intonation are often reserved for the university...where they are presented in a very dry way. They really need to be BROUGHT TO THE PEOPLE...They are so important for communication...and also FASCINATING.
At the same time, it is not just YOU, and it's not just the dry academic presentation. One reason it's hard to grasp English stress and intonation is that it's rather complex...and it can be elusive. But I like to think of it as a TREASURE CHEST, full of treasure waiting to be discovered and enjoyed. You can continue to deepen your grasp of it for years...and it keeps giving you treasure.
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Amazing class. I tended to believe a rising intonation would actually signal an emphasis for something, to which we'd draw attention to the listener.
This rising intonation would somehow function like a question tag, doesn't it? Like, "of course you know what I mean?"
Yeah, kind of :) I see your logic.
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