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                                                    Consonants;  i ntonation


                                                    1 Voiced and voiceless  consonants
                                                       Some consonants  are voiced and some are voiceless. When you
                                                      say a voiced consonant,  there is a vibration in your throat.  When
                                                      you say a voiceless consonant, there is no vibration.  The
                                                      voicedivoiceless  difference  can often show two different  words.
                                                    a  Put your  fingers on your  throat and say these sounds. Write voiced
                                                       and voiceless next to the correct  list.
                                                      lbl ldl lgl lvl lzl lll hl hnl lnl lwl
                                                      lpl ltl lkl lfl lsl lhl l!l lfl

                                                    b  ffi  z.a Listen and rick (/) the words that  you hear

           f-6                                          girl   curl        Sue     zoo
              Lonversatron  preces:                     pig    big         pick    pig
              Making arrangements                       pull   bull        rabbit  rapid
                                                        two    do          sent    send
              Look at these expressions.                come   gum         loose   lose
              a  Which of them can you find in
                 tapescript 2.3?                    2  Question  intonation
                 Are you free ...?                    As a general  rule intonation rises on a Yes/No  question and falls
                 Are you doing anything  ...?         on a statement.
                 Can we ,.,?                                            -\
                 Would you like to ...?                ----__J
                                                      Do you  get up early?  Yes, I do.
                 What obout ...?
                 How about ...?                        ffi  z.s Listen. Is it a statement  or a question?
                 ls ... any  good  for you?           Tick S or  Q in the table.
                 Yes, ,., rs fine for me.
                 Yes, ... is OK with  me,                            2     3     4     5     6     7     8
                                                                1
                 No, I can't make ...
                                                         S
                 No, I'm afroid not.
                 No, I'm sory. ... is no good  for me.   a
              b  Work with a partner. Try to arrange
                 to meet. Use the expressions  above  b  ffi  z.o Listen to the sentences  and check  your answers.
                 and these  times.                  c  m  2.6 Lister again and repeat.
                                                    d  ffi  z.z Intonation only rises  on YesiNo  questions.  InWh-
                  Sunday  1 1.OO Tuesday
                                                      questions,  the intonation falls.  Listen  to these examples.
                  the afternoon  this evening
                  Saturdayevening tomorrow             -------___/
                  half past ten                       Do you live near here? Where  do yow live?
                 ExaNrpre                           e  Mark the inlonation curve abor.e  each question.
                 A Are you free on Sunday?
                                                       I  What's your name?
                 B No, I'm sorry. Sunday is no good
                   for me. What about  Monday?        2  Have you got a pen?
                 A Yes, Monday's  fine for me.   ',;                      .
                                                       3  What do you do?
           rytr,.
                                                      4 What  are you doing?
           3 Make your own diary page.
                                                      5 Do you enjoy it?
           a Fill your diary with some
              arrangements  for next week. Leave      6 Are you going out tonight?
              two half-days clear.
                                                    f  ffi  2.8 Listen, check and repeat.
              Work in a group of four. Try to find a
              time for a meeting.                   g  Work with a partner. Ask and answer  the questions.


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