PPT-Exclamation Intonation

Exclamation Intonation Beth Sturman and Jessica Rett UCLA CUSP 11 102718 Puzzle Intonation seems to be a critical component of the realization of exclamation Consider the following minimal pair. Exclamation Points. . Angela Gulick. CAS Writing Specialist. June . 2015. Exclamation Points. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. Exclamation points have one main use, to indicate when the writer is making a dramatic statement or an outburst.. Stephen J. Winters. Designing an exemplar-based computational model . of . intonation . perception of English statements and questions. Alberta Conference on Linguistics. November 1, 2014. Research question. An Interjection is a word . that expresses . feelings and emotion…. An interjection is a word that expresses emotion and feelings.. .. HEY. !. OH NO. !. WOW!. YUCK!. OUCH!. PHEW!. HAHA!. YOW!. An Interjection at the beginning of a. Lesson 1. Drill 1. Spelling. Artificial. Eleveth. Injection. Committee. Business. Accommodate. Signature. Envelope. Dedicate. Foolish. Reference: English for All Times (EFAT), p. 4.. Don–Don. : Have you been to . • Definition of prosody – Intonation: pitch and boundaries – Timing within intonation phrases–Stress • Intonational phrasing in production: Two factors: • Intonat Grammar Toolkit. Sentence ending. I saw a man dressed as . a hamburger. That is weird. Did . he have fries as well . Grammar Toolkit. Sentence ending. All sentences end in either a full stop, exclamation mark or question mark.. By Hilary . Janysek. What’s the difference?. Intonation: . . (noun) The correct or accurate pitching (placement) of intervals; the capacity to play or sing in tune.. Tuning: . . (verb) to adjust to the correct or given standard of pitch. . OM . bha. draM. . kar. Ne. bhiH. . shR^i. Nu. yaa. ma. . devaaH. . bha. draM. . pa. shye. maa. ksha. -. bhi. r-ya. ja. traaH. O God! May we listen with our ears what is auspicious and good. . OM . bha. draM. . kar. Ne. bhiH. . shR^i. Nu. yaa. ma. . devaaH. . bha. draM. . pa. shye. maa. ksha. -. bhi. r-ya. ja. traaH. O God! May we listen with our ears what is auspicious and good. . Areas of Learning (part 1) . 1. Punctuation – capital letters, full stops, exclamation marks, question marks, commas, apostrophes………... 2. Different forms of sentences – statement, question, command, exclamation.. Quick recap. Can you remember the 4 sentence types?. statement. question. command. exclamation. Statements. I walked home.. Statements are usually subject- verb.. They end with a full stop.. Write a statement on your whiteboard. ?. What is syllable stress?. What is rhythm (=sentential stress)?. What is intonation?. What communication problems do errors in syllable stress, rhythm and intonation create?. What similarities are there between task-based teaching and communicative teaching?. SPEAK LIKE AN AMERICAN. Paula Konfara. West Bloomfield Schools. 1. Why do I want to sound like an American?. The “WHAT” factor. Clarity. 2. I am not sure I heard what you said or said what you heard.. Emphasis has higher pitch. I bought a red CAR. I bought a RED car. I bought A red car. I BOUGHT a red car. I bought a red car. Functions of Intonation. Mark kinds of sentences. Question. Statement. Command.