1. I couldn't believe it with taking voice down shows you're finishing your conversation. 2. Same statement with high intonation expresses you haven't finished your conversation. 3. What a crazy day ! with high voice says conversation will keep continuing. 4. Same statement with voice falling down that you're done.. Am I right, ma'am?
You are so amazing. I really like your way which is so simple and effective. For the challenge 1.By Slowing down your voice you finished the conversation 2. Same sentence, you raised your voice to show that you are starting a conversation
For first example, I would take the first sentence as the end of conversation as it comes slow. For the second, the first 'What a crazy day!' is just a beginning of his/her conversation.
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1.I couldn't believe it. (Ending with lowering intonation and pausing) 2.I couldn't believe it (with high energetic tonation it implies that you are going to say something interesting .It's starting conversation ) 3.What a crazy day(with high tonation it implies you are starting a conversation. ) 4.You are ending with pausing slowing down the tonation. Thank you very much.
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Hi, Anne Marie: The first sentence: you want to add something. 2) you finished your speech. In the second example: 1) You finished your conversation. 2) You want to say more details about your day. Very useful, like always. Thanks!
We love having you too. The first sentence you are finishing the conversation in varient1 because you slow down and your intonation goes down. The same with varient 2 in the second sentence. If I haven't confused.🤗
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Thank you, Annamarie, In your first example, you ended your talking with your first talking, but in the second example, you showed that you, ll continue your talking.
Hi mam! As usual great ideas n advice with which we go along! To show we're finished speaking ( not to hold the ball ) we're recalled to turn down intonation or ask some questions or something else likewise. Thanks a lot! Keep doing the great job!
The first scenario the first statement was with falling intonation which indicates that you are ending the conversation. The second statement was with rising intonation which implies that you are not finished. The second scenario is the reverse.
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1. I couldn't believe it. (You are finishing a conversation) 2. I couldn't believe it. (You have something else to say) 1. What a crazy day! (You want to add something else) 2. What a crazy day! (You are done. You are finishing the phrase and also the day :) )
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English is my second language. I was 16 when I learned it. I have a slight accent, however, it's exponentially enhanced when I am in a business meeting. My brain does something strange. Spanish is my first language. I also try to say something in English and the first words that come to mind are French and Japanese which are other languages I 'm also in the process of learning.
In the first example the first sentence says that you are closing and in the second example the second sentence where you are using pauses indicates that you are summarizing
in the firs Sentence Example Number One " You Mean That You Closed your Conversation " Second Example You Still Have Something To Say " in the Second Sentence Example Number One " You Mean That You Will Continue Speaking And Tell Us About That Day " Second Example " You Mean That You Telling Us For Ending Conversation " I HOPE THAT I AM RIGHT
In the first conversation the first phrase show tha you are ending the conversation and in the second you are showing that you want to finish in the second sentence
Hi there. In the first example, “I couldn’t believe it “ you have just started the conversation and in the second one you have finished the conversation. Have a good day.
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Example number two: the intonation of the first sentence is saying us that you still have to deal something with us and in the sentence number two you are concluding because you are slowing down.
I couldn't believe it . In this situation your voice is getting down. It means you have finished the conversation. What's a crazy day ? In this situation your voice tone is getting up. Means you are going to start the conversation.
I couldn't believe it. For the above example, the first closes a conversation while the second starts a conversation. In the second example, the first starts a conversation while the second closes a talk.
I couldn't believe IT. when the intonation is strong at the end, it means you just start your thoughts I COUDN'T beleive it. When the intonation is weak at he end, it means you close your thoughts
First one was to close the conversation. You couldn't believe it because you told the reason already. In second one you are starting with I couldn't believe it and going to tell why you couldn't believe.
The first sentence is falling inter-nation. It tells me that you end the conversation. The second sentence also end the conversation because it is also falling inter-nation.
1) I couldn’t believe it ... ( you want add something) 2) I couldn’t believe it ! ( you finished your conversation 1) what a crazy day ... 2) what a crazy day. ( you finished) I think 🤔 😁
First you finished your conversation, and the second you may be continued your conversation in the first example: I couldn't believed And the What a crazy day, first you may be continued your conversation and the second time you finished your conversation.
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1. I couldn't believe it with taking voice down shows you're finishing your conversation.
2. Same statement with high intonation expresses you haven't finished your conversation.
3. What a crazy day ! with high voice says conversation will keep continuing.
4. Same statement with voice falling down that you're done..
Am I right, ma'am?
You are so amazing. I really like your way which is so simple and effective.
For the challenge
1.By Slowing down your voice you finished the conversation
2. Same sentence, you raised your voice to show that you are starting a conversation
For first example, I would take the first sentence as the end of conversation as it comes slow.
For the second, the first 'What a crazy day!' is just a beginning of his/her conversation.
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1.I couldn't believe it. (Ending with lowering intonation and pausing)
2.I couldn't believe it (with high energetic tonation it implies that you are going to say something interesting .It's starting conversation )
3.What a crazy day(with high tonation it implies you are starting a conversation. )
4.You are ending with pausing slowing down the tonation.
Thank you very much.
Sometimes I find myself wondering where do you get so much inspiration for such useful aspects that we only find here. I think the answer is simple . It comes from God and from your kindness and competence. Thank you . Congratulations!
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Hi, Anne Marie: The first sentence: you want to add something. 2) you finished your speech. In the second example: 1) You finished your conversation. 2) You want to say more details about your day. Very useful, like always. Thanks!
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We love having you too. The first sentence you are finishing the conversation in varient1 because you slow down and your intonation goes down. The same with varient 2 in the second sentence. If I haven't confused.🤗
Hi! I hope you are doing well. I found your channel a couple of weeks ago and I am enjoying it very much (both TH-cam and Facebook). Great resources! Much appreciated. Thank you so much for all your time and efforts!
Thanks so much, Leonardo. I'm thrilled my lessons are helpful to you. I wish you much success as you continue to make progress in your English.
Thank you, Annamarie, In your first example, you ended your talking with your first talking, but in the second example, you showed that you, ll continue your talking.
Hi mam!
As usual great ideas n advice with which we go along!
To show we're finished speaking ( not to hold the ball ) we're recalled to turn down intonation or ask some questions or something else likewise.
Thanks a lot!
Keep doing the great job!
Eg1) 1st is the closing and 2) 2nd is closing
The first scenario the first statement was with falling intonation which indicates that you are ending the conversation. The second statement was with rising intonation which implies that you are not finished. The second scenario is the reverse.
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1. I couldn't believe it. (You are finishing a conversation)
2. I couldn't believe it. (You have something else to say)
1. What a crazy day! (You want to add something else)
2. What a crazy day! (You are done. You are finishing the phrase and also the day :) )
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Thank you so much for this video!!! I find your tips really useful! Please keep adding videos like this. I always care a lot on not being rude when asking questions, particularly personal information questions. Could you please provide us some feedback on this?
1st -wanting to add more
2nd - ending idea
Hi Deicy, I'm glad this lesson was helpful. Do you mean how to avoid asking rude questions? Or how to answer uncomfortable questions? I've got a lesson that might be helpful: www.speakconfidentenglish.com/uncomfortable-questions-english/
What a crazy day! With a high tone = starting a conversation....I love your videos by the way💖💖💖
Last on closing the conversation .
Example one is starting one.
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English is my second language. I was 16 when I learned it. I have a slight accent, however, it's exponentially enhanced when I am in a business meeting. My brain does something strange. Spanish is my first language. I also try to say something in English and the first words that come to mind are French and Japanese which are other languages I 'm also in the process of learning.
regarding crazy day first phrase indicating u have more to say and later one was like towards closing the conversation
In the first example the first sentence says that you are closing and in the second example the second sentence where you are using pauses indicates that you are summarizing
Excellent! Thanks for sharing your answers and practicing, Leonardo.
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in the firs Sentence
Example Number One " You Mean That You Closed your Conversation "
Second Example You Still Have Something To Say "
in the Second Sentence
Example Number One " You Mean That You Will Continue Speaking And Tell Us About That Day "
Second Example " You Mean That You Telling Us For Ending Conversation "
I HOPE THAT I AM RIGHT
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In 1st example, first sentence is finishing your conversation and second one is still on while in 2nd example sentence #2 wraps up the conversation
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Hello .good job,,number 1 is closing your thoughts...✨
In the first conversation the first phrase show tha you are ending the conversation and in the second you are showing that you want to finish in the second sentence
Hi there. In the first example, “I couldn’t believe it “ you have just started the conversation and in the second one you have finished the conversation. Have a good day.
Excellent, Lena.
"what a crazy day " example, you have ended the conversation in the second scenario. Is that right. Your lessons are sensational
I couldn't believe it example 1 for closing the conversation
What a crazy day example 2 for closing the conversation
1. Continuing conservation 2. Concluded conservation
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Example number two: the intonation of the first sentence is saying us that you still have to deal something with us and in the sentence number two you are concluding because you are slowing down.
Example 2 - second one was the closing
Can you do a video about how to avoid using too many filler words in natural speech
Thank you for the suggestion! I'll add it as a future topic!
first one was closing in first example and second one is closing in second example
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I couldn't believe it . In this situation your voice is getting down. It means you have finished the conversation.
What's a crazy day ? In this situation your voice tone is getting up. Means you are going to start the conversation.
I couldn't believe it.
For the above example, the first closes a conversation while the second starts a conversation.
In the second example, the first starts a conversation while the second closes a talk.
in example 1, #1 is ending my thouht. In Exa,p;e 2., #2 is ending my thought
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Example one for 'I couldn't believe it' - was the finishing
1. Conversation closed
2. Started..
1. Started
2. Concluding
In the first sentence your conversation haven't finished and in the second one you still seem to have something to say: first example.
I couldn't believe IT. when the intonation is strong at the end, it means you just start your thoughts
I COUDN'T beleive it. When the intonation is weak at he end, it means you close your thoughts
In the second ones you are finishing. Thank you for all your excellent comments.
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in example 1, #1 is ending my thouht. In Exa,p;e 2., #1 is ending my thought.
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In the first example sentence one said us that you are finishing and intonation of second sentence let us expect that you have still a lot to say.
First one was to close the conversation. You couldn't believe it because you told the reason already. In second one you are starting with I couldn't believe it and going to tell why you couldn't believe.
1 is ending
The first sentence is falling inter-nation. It tells me that you end the conversation. The second sentence also end the conversation because it is also falling inter-nation.
Number 1 "I can't believed" the first concluded. And number 2 " was a crazy day" the secund one concluded.
1) I couldn’t believe it ... ( you want add something)
2) I couldn’t believe it ! ( you finished your conversation
1) what a crazy day ...
2) what a crazy day. ( you finished)
I think 🤔 😁
What's a crazy day! With high pitch, a voice says conversation will keep continuing and other low pitch voice says the conversation is going to close.
First you finished your conversation, and the second you may be continued your conversation in the first example: I couldn't believed
And the What a crazy day, first you may be continued your conversation and the second time you finished your conversation.
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first one is towards ending ur turn and later was like u have more to say
"I'm done" voice down mean finished conversation.
when you slowed down is when you’re ready to finish
The second one is a finish one
I think the second one you for starting and first for ending
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