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July 16, 20261 views

Rising or Falling at the End of a Sentence? Three Arrow Rules to Instantly Understand the Intonation of Questions and Lists

For the same English sentence, a rising or falling intonation at the end can change the meaning entirely. This article uses three sets of real-sentence arrow rules to help you master the intonation of Yes/No questions, Wh- questions, statements, and lists. Complete with identification tips and practice methods, learners from A1–B1 will easily be able to understand and speak with the right intonation.

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