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00:00 What are your options?
01:15 The intonation of questions
04:20 Question tags
05:41 Stress the content words
07:37 Adding emphasis
09:52 Lists
11:11 (positive) surprise
12:20 (Negative) surprise
13:04 Anger
13:34 Sarcasm
14:06 Fury
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Get my book:
Middlechester Chronicles and the Story of Idioms: A witty and satirical look at 347 English idioms and their origins told through stories
To read the first chapter free and purchase the book go to aunty.co.uk
===
- LEARN ENGLISH WITH ME: patreon.com/LetThemTalkTV
Love the English language? Get the LetThemTalkTV newsletter here - IT'S FREE!
eepurl.com/izRKww You urgently need to sound British. You could go to Britain for a year to study the intonation of the English language or instead, watch this 15-minute video where you'll learn 10 rules for perfect English intonation. You'll learn some general rules and then in part B we'll look at some emotions such as surpise, anger and fury and how to use intonation to express them correctly.
00:00 What are your options?
01:15 The intonation of questions
04:20 Question tags
05:41 Stress the content words
07:37 Adding emphasis
09:52 Lists
11:11 (positive) surprise
12:20 (Negative) surprise
13:04 Anger
13:34 Sarcasm
14:06 Fury
..If you are a grammar lover you might be interested in our new range of grammarian merchandise exclusive to LetThemTalkTV
teespring.com/stores/my-store-10219664
Subscribe here
youtube.com/user/letthemtalkparis?sub_confirmation=1
Learn English in Paris or join an online class.
www.letthemtalk.fr
instagram @LetThemTalkParis










