Thank you! 😃 I appreciate you saying that Onder! Have you seen the new video I've just published today? Take a look if not, I think you'll find it helpful: th-cam.com/video/VomDo9cC5F4/w-d-xo.html Michael
Hi Jose, I'm glad the video has helped. Who are the other teachers that you like on TH-cam? Good question re thought groups... here's a simple tip: you only get one intonation per thought group. Imagine that intonation is the spoken equivalent to punctuation, which divides thought groups. I've got a challenge coming soon to the channel which I think you're going to like. Cheers, Michael
It's utterly intriguing. Just by incorrect intonation one can sound not interested to have a conversation with someone. Que. Is it your birthday today? Ans. No (With falling intonation) Person who asked question might feel that the listener isn't interesting in what he has to say. Speaker will lose interest to keep the conversation going. Que. Is it your birthday today? Ans. NoOO (Rising intonation). Why do you think it's my birthday today? Now it simply suggests that the listener is interested in the fact that speaker asked something personal and there is a reason for the question. Because listener took interest, he came up with a counter question and a prolonged conversation took place. How fascinating it can be that just by rise or fall in the intonation can bring such a difference... Thanks a lot Sir ❤️🎉
Excellently summarised Madan! You're doing my job for me! 😂 You've understood it perfectly. Do you find it difficult to do in your speaking or not? Cheers, Michael P.S Did you see yesterday's video? Check it out if not, I think you'll like it! th-cam.com/video/eqsqCVBxSJY/w-d-xo.html Enjoy😀 Michael
Hi Kim, You're welcome! I'm pleased it's helping you! Did you see the video I've just released on consonants changing vowel sounds? I think you'll find it helpful :) Michael
Thanks Lata! Have you seen the new video I've just published today? Take a look if not, I think you'll find it interesting: th-cam.com/video/VomDo9cC5F4/w-d-xo.html Michael
Thanks Lata, I'm pleased it's helped you. Have you seen the new video I've just published today? Take a look if not, I think you'll find it interesting: th-cam.com/video/VomDo9cC5F4/w-d-xo.html Michael
Hi Lidia, You're getting started.... that's great! You're in the right place! I give exercises in lots of my videos that you can use to follow along to. In this video IU published yesterday, I give you a follow along exercise you can use to integrate it into your English speaking: th-cam.com/video/eqsqCVBxSJY/w-d-xo.html Michael :)
Michael, why not just say that special questions in English require the falling intonation pattern, while general (yes/no) questions use the rising intonation?
You are a good teacher.
Thanks a lot for making English easier to non native speakers
It's my pleasure!
Michael
All your videos are a real treasure. Everything is SO clear and SO helpful. Thank you.
Hey, thank you for your kind words. I'm pleased the videos are helping you so much! More coming out next week!
Cheers,
Michael
Perfect explantion
He is a grat teacher.
Thanks Akshay, I appreciate you're kind words! I'm glad the videos are helping you so much!
See you in the next video!
Michael
Wow,You are the most comprehensible teacher I've ever seen.Thanks a lot.
Thank you! 😃 I appreciate you saying that Onder!
Have you seen the new video I've just published today? Take a look if not, I think you'll find it helpful:
th-cam.com/video/VomDo9cC5F4/w-d-xo.html
Michael
Man !! you are on the top 3 teachers on youtube!! i love it, When do you bring something about THOUGHT GROUP?
Hi Jose, I'm glad the video has helped. Who are the other teachers that you like on TH-cam?
Good question re thought groups... here's a simple tip: you only get one intonation per thought group. Imagine that intonation is the spoken equivalent to punctuation, which divides thought groups.
I've got a challenge coming soon to the channel which I think you're going to like.
Cheers,
Michael
It's utterly intriguing.
Just by incorrect intonation one can sound not interested to have a conversation with someone.
Que. Is it your birthday today?
Ans. No (With falling intonation)
Person who asked question might feel that the listener isn't interesting in what he has to say. Speaker will lose interest to keep the conversation going.
Que. Is it your birthday today?
Ans. NoOO (Rising intonation). Why do you think it's my birthday today?
Now it simply suggests that the listener is interested in the fact that speaker asked something personal and there is a reason for the question.
Because listener took interest, he came up with a counter question and a prolonged conversation took place.
How fascinating it can be that just by rise or fall in the intonation can bring such a difference...
Thanks a lot Sir ❤️🎉
Excellently summarised Madan! You're doing my job for me! 😂
You've understood it perfectly. Do you find it difficult to do in your speaking or not?
Cheers,
Michael
P.S Did you see yesterday's video? Check it out if not, I think you'll like it!
th-cam.com/video/eqsqCVBxSJY/w-d-xo.html
Enjoy😀
Michael
so, so helpful, thank you!
You're so welcome!
Can you continue videos on other 3 types of Intonation
You’re so good!
Underrated!!
thank u so much, it is exact what I'm looking for
Hi Kim, You're welcome! I'm pleased it's helping you!
Did you see the video I've just released on consonants changing vowel sounds?
I think you'll find it helpful :)
Michael
Let's started
Excellent sir.
Thanks Lata! Have you seen the new video I've just published today? Take a look if not, I think you'll find it interesting:
th-cam.com/video/VomDo9cC5F4/w-d-xo.html
Michael
Thanks Lata, I'm pleased it's helped you.
Have you seen the new video I've just published today? Take a look if not, I think you'll find it interesting:
th-cam.com/video/VomDo9cC5F4/w-d-xo.html
Michael
Please make some small paragraph like negative sentences introgative to learn for practice
Thank you.Very mach.
You're welcome Alexandr, this should help a lot of Russian is your native language!
Brilliant,,,,,thank u
Thanks for always being here on the channel with me!
@@britishaccentmethod I am waiting for your next lecture and thank u again for feedback💖
Excelente you're clear I'm beginning with this can you uploaded excersises? Please 🙏 thanks!
Hi Lidia, You're getting started.... that's great! You're in the right place! I give exercises in lots of my videos that you can use to follow along to. In this video IU published yesterday, I give you a follow along exercise you can use to integrate it into your English speaking:
th-cam.com/video/eqsqCVBxSJY/w-d-xo.html
Michael :)
how do you chunk words in a sentence?
Michael, why not just say that special questions in English require the falling intonation pattern, while general (yes/no) questions use the rising intonation?
@AlexGIb Why won’t you check your missing commas, since you’re being so picky?
@@thesilencer6736 Thanks for noting that!
Intonation seems equal to words stress
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I'm here with you Haidar!
Hey where are frainds???
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