Special education of the republic of uzbekistan

The High Wide Rise

The voice starts at a low pitch and rises to a high pitch. It expresses surprise or a shocked reaction.

∕ No 
.

∕ Never —

5. 
   The Rise – Fall
   

The voice first rises from a fairly low to a high pitch level and then quickly falls to a very low pitch level. It is final and categoric in character. It expresses irony, sarcasm or admiration.

ˆPerfectly ˙ .




ˆNo

6. 
   The Fall – Rise
   

The voice first falls from a high or medium pitch level to the low pitch level

and then slowly rises to a little below the mid pitch level. It is a contrastive, implicatory tone. It expresses politeness, apology, concern and uncertainty.



ˇNo 



ˇPerfectly  . _

7. 
   The Level Tones
   

The Level Tones may be pitched in different levels. There are High, Mid and Low Level Tones. The Level Tones are non-final and non-categoric in character. They may express hesitation, indifference and uncertainty.

^ Sometimes ΄ The High Level Tone

 Sometimes · The Mid Level Tone

_ Sometimes _. The Low Level Tone

Scales
The scales most commonly used in English may be classified as follows:

According to their general pitch direction scales may be:

1. 
   descending
   
2. 
   ascending
   
3. 
   level
   

According to the direction of pitch movement within and between syllables the descending and ascending scales may be :

1. 
   stepping
   
2. 
   sliding
   
3. 
   scandent
   

According to the pitch level of the whole scale, scales may be:

1. 
   low
   
2. 
   mid
   
3. 
   high
   

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