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What´s Raising Intonation?
RAISING INTONATION It occurs when the voice rises at the end of the sentence. It is used to express confirmed or yes and no questions, doubts and lists. Examples: Questions Yes or No: Are you ready? Surprise or doubt: Really?
What´s Falling Intonation?
FALLING INTONATION It occurs when the voice lowers at the end of the sentence and is very common in the English. Example: Affirmative: You like pizza. Negative: You don´t speak French.
What´s a Funtion Word?
FUNTION WORD Funtion word is a word that hasn´t much meaning but it´s important for the grammar in the sentence. Helps connect and structure Content words. Example: Articles: an, a, the Pronouns: You, She, He, It, They
What´s a Content Word?
CONTENT WORD Content Word is a word that has its principal meaning in one sentence. Example: Noun: dog, school, Alejandra. Adjectives: big, tall, short, happy.
Concepts of Voiced and Unvoiced sounds
VOICED SOUNDS The vocal cords vibrate when you make these sounds. Example: /b/ as in bat /d/ as in dog /g/ as in go /z/ as in zoo All vowel sounds like /a/, /e/, /i/, etc. UNVOICED SOUNDS The vocal cords do not vibrate. Example: /p/ as in pat /t/ as in top /k/ as in cat /s/ as in sun
Active and Passive Articulators
ACTIVE Tongue, lips, vocal cords, lower jaw, velum and glottis. PASSIVE Teeth, uvula, sockets, alveolar, hard palate and pharynx.
Which are the Place of Articulation?
PLACE OF ARTICULATION Bilabial Lip-Dental Dental Alveolar Post-Alveolar Palatal Velar Glottal
What´s Phonetics and Phonology?
PHONETICS It´s the linguistic branch responsible for the study of speech sounds. PHONOLOGY It´s responsible for the study of the function and organization of the sounds of the language.