2.   I’m more introverted, so I don’t usually mingle with people I don’t know. 

3.   She has got blue eyes and mine are green.

4.   I suppose it’s because she’s younger than me.

a.   Shows result

b.   Connects similar ideas

c.   Contrasts ideas

d.   Gives a reason

Additive:
Adversative:
Casual: 
Result: 

2.    I’m afraid not, but my sister Helen does.

3.    My brother James also goes to the gym.

4.    He also likes scuba-diving.

5.    She stays at home and watches Netflix.

 

a.   Sibilant sound. A hissing or buzzing sound.

b.   Voiced sound. The vocal cords vibrate.

c. Voiceless sound. The vocal cords do not vibrate 

1-/s/: 
2-/z/:
3- /iz/: 

2. No, he isn’t.

3. Who painted that?

4. It’s by Janet Krueger.

a. rising intonation
b. falling intonation

2.    We invited my grandparents and my uncles to have dinner with us on Christmas Day.

3.    We used to cook turkey together.

4.    We stayed in a New York hotel.

5.    We danced in the hotel cafeteria and we laughed a lot!

a.    /id/ sound

b.    Voiced sound. The vocal cords vibrate.

c. Voiceless sound. The vocal cords do not vibrate. 

2.    I understand you heard how your neighbour beat his wife up, didn’t you?

3.    It wasn’t at about 3pm, was it? 

4.    Did you knock on the door, didn’t you?

FALLING INTONATION:
RISING INTONATION:

2.    How has she shot to fame?

3.    Has her life changed radically? 

4.    Has she written any autobiographical book?

STRONG FORM: 

WEAK FORM: 

2.    Welcome to the BBC podcast!

3.    Of course!

4.    Wonderful!

5.    Just what we needed!

6.    Go on!

7.    Oh!

8.    How interesting!

EMPHASIS/SURPRISE: 

SUGGESTIONS:

2-    Shall we start?

3-    Can you tell me about your previous work experience, please? 

4-    What are you looking for in a job?

5-    Where do you see yourself in five years?

6-    Do you work well in a team?
7-  Why should I hire you?
8-  Have you got any questions for me?

FALLING INTONATION: 
RISING INTONATION: 

2-  I must go.

3-  Dana, you should be hospitalized immediately.

4-  You have to be monitored to ensure you are taking in enough calories on a daily basis.

5-  Yes, she needs to.

6-  She mustn’t drink caffeine drinks.

7-  You can count on me.

2 - It’s a pleasure to have you on board.

3 -Now, let’s talk about revenge porn. 

4- It consists in sending or sharing sexually explicit images or videos of people without their consent. 

5- Generally, ex-partners use their lover’s pictures to blackmail them when they split up. 

6-  your ex would be charged under the “revenge porn” laws.

/tʃ/:
/dʒ/ :
/ʃ/ :
/ʒ/ ;

2- If we opened more youth centres, there would be much less vandalism and litter. 

3- If this continues, my boss will fire me.

4-If more people took the tram, we’d have fewer traffic jams.

5- If this doesn’t reduce crime rate, we’ll find other solutions.

Rising intionation:  (➚)
Falling intonation (➘): 

2.   What’s After about? 

3.   She is about to be a freshman in college.

4.   It takes place in Seattle.

Stressed: 
Unstressed: 

2-    She often wears orange.

3-    We’ve got this orange necklace.

4-    Can I try it on?

5-    How much does it cost?

6-    I’m sure you won’t regret it.

Consonant to vowel linking:

`r´ linking:

2-    She often wears orange.

3-    We’ve got this orange necklace.

4-    Can I try it on?

5-    How much does it cost?

6-    I’m sure you won’t regret it.

Consonant to vowel linking: 

`r´ linking: