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S p e c i a l q u e s t i o n s (sympathetically
interested, puzzled)
Beeny is eager to have a rabbit.
Where do you intend to keep the animal?
It took me four hours to do the exercises.
It took you four hours to do what?
I m p e r a t i v e s (soothing, encouraging,
calmly patronising)
Shall I read the words?
Be careful to pronounce distinctly the word “thirteen”.
E x c l a m a t i o n s (encouraging, airy, friendly)
I’ve arranged your lecture for tomorrow.
Terribly sorry for giving you all that trouble.
G e n e r a l q u e s t i o n s (interested)
You are going to the post.
Have you any letters you’d like me to post?
2. Read the verbal context. Reply by using the drill sentences below. Pronounce them with
Intonation Pattern IV. Mark the stresses and tunes. Make up tonograms.
Verbal context
Drill
Shall we write a dictation tomorrow?
I believe so.
When shall we start?
Any time that suits you.
He is leaving for London.
Leaving for London?
I don’t think I’ll speak to him today.
Why not?
Oh dear, oh dear!
What’s the matter?
I can’t do it alone.
Why don’t you ask your friend to help you?
My friend is a teacher.
Are you a teacher also?
I’ve just come from Paris.
Is Paris as large as London?
I’ll go to the country today.
Don’t be silly. The frost is severe.
I can’t do it.
Try it again.
3. Write down the following sentences. Mark the stresses and tunes. Make up tonograms.
1. Don’t be so impatient. 2. He always keeps me waiting. 3. It’s the only time I’m free. 4. Would
you mind passing the sugar? 5. How on earth can you manage to finish so quickly? 6. I sent them a
photo of the children. 7. I should think it would be better to wait till tomorrow. 8. He realized that the bus
wasn’t going to stop for him. 9. What nice soft gloves. 10. They went for a walk in the Park.
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