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Member Posts: 3839
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Hi Richard,
I have read the interesting article you have written at the link below. http://azargrammar.com/teacherTalk/blog/ 1. Please listen to my recording and tell if the four sentences were read with the correct intonation? 2. Please tell what the difference is between the last two sentences in the recording.  Izzy loves you all cat_fish.wav (2,307 KB, 8 downloads) cat fish |
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Gee, Izzy, I don't know why, but your recording doesn't play well for me. It keeps breaking up. I did get to hear the final sentence, and I'm afraid the intonation is not right.
Anyway, here's my recording of those four sentences: Prosodics.wav (1,206 KB, 7 downloads) |
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Member Posts: 3839
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Thanks a lot, Richard.
If feel that my recording is not that far from your recording. Please tell what the difference is between the last two sentences in the recording. Izzy loves you all |
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Ahead means "in front of you." And you know what a head is! LOL
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Oh! I see.
I haven't paid attention to that that "a head" is written separately. Thanks a lot, Richard. Izzy loves you all |
