UNDERSTANDING STRESS AND INTONATION IN PHONETICS
Keywords:
Stress, Intonation, Phonetics, Prosody, LinguisticsAbstract
Stress and intonation are critical components of phonetics that significantly influence the meaning and emotional tone of spoken language. This article explores the definitions, functions, and examples of stress and intonation in English. It highlights how stress patterns can change meanings and how intonation affects the speaker's intention. Additionally, the article discusses the importance of these elements in language learning and communication.
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