logging in or signing up An Introduction to Intonation sueswift Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 2875 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (5) Dislike it (1) Added: March 25, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 2 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... By: afshaquddus (8 month(s) ago) please send this ppt to my id quddus.afshagmail.com Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: krimental (33 month(s) ago) Slide 9 has an error. According to Brazil the P tone is the RISING-FALLING tone (or Jakknife according to O'Connor) and the R tone is the RISING tone (O'Connor's High Rise) Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: marwatag (34 month(s) ago) is it downloadable Saving..... Post Reply Close By: krimental (33 month(s) ago) how can I download it? sorry, I'm new Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript Intonation – an Introduction: Intonation – an Introduction tone group head tail nucleus tonic syllable pitch stress key fall rise fall-rise rise-fall tone group head tail nucleus tonic syllable pitch stress key fall rise fall-rise rise-fall tone group head tail nucleus tonic syllable pitch stress key fall rise fall-rise rise-fallWhat is intonation?: What is intonation? - I’ve lost an umbrella. - A lady’s umbrella? - Yes. A lady’s umbrella with stars on it. Green stars. - I’ve lost an umbrella. - A lady’s umbrella? Yes. A lady’s umbrella with stars on it. Green stars. Example from French Allen quoted in Celce-Murcia et al Teaching Pronunciation CUP What is intonation?: What is intonation? I’ve lost an um BRE lla. A LAdy’s umbrella? Yes. A lady’s umbrella with STARS on it. GREEN stars. What is intonation?: What is intonation? I’ve lost an um BRE lla. A LAdy’s umbrella? Yes. A lady’s umbrella with STARS on it. GREEN stars. Some terminology: Some terminology (Prehead) (Head) Nucleus (Tail) = Tone Group / YES / /A lady’s umbrella with STARS on it / Nucleus Pre Head Nucleus Tail Head or Tonic Syllable Types of Tone: Types of Tone Fall It’s John Rise Is it John? Fall-rise Oh – John. Rise-fall What?? John?? Level ° Who else? John Approaches to analysing intonation: Approaches to analysing intonation Attempts to match intonation and structure – eg Yes/No questions have rising intonation Attempts to match intonation and attitude/emotion – eg rise-fall = surprise Brazil + Coulthard – Discourse function of intonation Brazil and Coulthard: Brazil and Coulthard Intonation signals how information in the discourse should be interpreted – eg as shared or new information, as equating or contrasting with what has gone before Two aspects – tone - pitch movement on the nucleus or “tonic” syllable key – pitch variation between syllablesTone: Tone Brazil and Coulthard argue for 5 tones – fall – proclaiming tone (p) : new information fall-rise – referring tone (r) : shared information rise - p+ : new to the speaker too rise-fall – r+ : shared, but in need of reactivation levelProclaiming and referring tones: Proclaiming and referring tones When are you going to read Adam Bede? I shall read Adam Bede after I’ve finished Middlemarch What are you going to read after you’ve finished Middlemarch? I shall read Adam Bede after I’ve finished Middlemarch P and R+ tones: P and R+ tones Where’s John? He’s in Rome. He’s in Rome. (I’ve already told you three times)P and P+ tones: P and P+ tones Take an umbrella - it’s raining. Look, it’s raining! (It’s the first time for six months)Tone: Tone Brazil and Coulthard argue for 5 tones – fall – proclaiming tone (p) : new information fall-rise – referring tone (r) : shared information rise - p+ : new to the speaker too rise-fall – r+ : shared, but in need of reactivation levelKey: Key High, mid or low Not absolute – dependent on the speaker’s voice, but also relative to preceding elements of the sentenceHigh key: High key Indicates contrast blue red John’s car is not Peter’s wife This is Elizabeth, wife This is Elizabeth, Peter’sHigh Key: High Key ... the company admitted having a number of problems. A fire destroyed buildings in ... A fire destroyed buildings in ... ... the company admitted having a number of problemsLow key: Low key Indicates equivalence The lecture was cancelled. The speaker was ill. I met Henry’s brother. He’s a banker. She didn’t like the job and left. Low key: Low key / We went there about / six or seven years ago/ oh I’m not sure exactly how long ago but / Approaches to teaching intonation: Approaches to teaching intonation Intonation is frequently neglected all together If taught, it’s generally unsystematic Usually a mish-mash of the grammatical and attitudinal approaches Generally just “tacked on” to grammar presentation – eg repetition workPresenting intonation: Presenting intonation Ss need to understand the function of intonation before they can produce it accurately – teaching must start from awareness activities - ie listen and interpret Some activity types: Some activity types Dialogue interpretation Dialogue practice – predict the intonation, listen and check, repeat Dialogue creation, building in the feature being practised You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
An Introduction to Intonation sueswift Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 2875 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (5) Dislike it (1) Added: March 25, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 2 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... By: afshaquddus (8 month(s) ago) please send this ppt to my id quddus.afshagmail.com Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: krimental (33 month(s) ago) Slide 9 has an error. According to Brazil the P tone is the RISING-FALLING tone (or Jakknife according to O'Connor) and the R tone is the RISING tone (O'Connor's High Rise) Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: marwatag (34 month(s) ago) is it downloadable Saving..... Post Reply Close By: krimental (33 month(s) ago) how can I download it? sorry, I'm new Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript Intonation – an Introduction: Intonation – an Introduction tone group head tail nucleus tonic syllable pitch stress key fall rise fall-rise rise-fall tone group head tail nucleus tonic syllable pitch stress key fall rise fall-rise rise-fall tone group head tail nucleus tonic syllable pitch stress key fall rise fall-rise rise-fallWhat is intonation?: What is intonation? - I’ve lost an umbrella. - A lady’s umbrella? - Yes. A lady’s umbrella with stars on it. Green stars. - I’ve lost an umbrella. - A lady’s umbrella? Yes. A lady’s umbrella with stars on it. Green stars. Example from French Allen quoted in Celce-Murcia et al Teaching Pronunciation CUP What is intonation?: What is intonation? I’ve lost an um BRE lla. A LAdy’s umbrella? Yes. A lady’s umbrella with STARS on it. GREEN stars. What is intonation?: What is intonation? I’ve lost an um BRE lla. A LAdy’s umbrella? Yes. A lady’s umbrella with STARS on it. GREEN stars. Some terminology: Some terminology (Prehead) (Head) Nucleus (Tail) = Tone Group / YES / /A lady’s umbrella with STARS on it / Nucleus Pre Head Nucleus Tail Head or Tonic Syllable Types of Tone: Types of Tone Fall It’s John Rise Is it John? Fall-rise Oh – John. Rise-fall What?? John?? Level ° Who else? John Approaches to analysing intonation: Approaches to analysing intonation Attempts to match intonation and structure – eg Yes/No questions have rising intonation Attempts to match intonation and attitude/emotion – eg rise-fall = surprise Brazil + Coulthard – Discourse function of intonation Brazil and Coulthard: Brazil and Coulthard Intonation signals how information in the discourse should be interpreted – eg as shared or new information, as equating or contrasting with what has gone before Two aspects – tone - pitch movement on the nucleus or “tonic” syllable key – pitch variation between syllablesTone: Tone Brazil and Coulthard argue for 5 tones – fall – proclaiming tone (p) : new information fall-rise – referring tone (r) : shared information rise - p+ : new to the speaker too rise-fall – r+ : shared, but in need of reactivation levelProclaiming and referring tones: Proclaiming and referring tones When are you going to read Adam Bede? I shall read Adam Bede after I’ve finished Middlemarch What are you going to read after you’ve finished Middlemarch? I shall read Adam Bede after I’ve finished Middlemarch P and R+ tones: P and R+ tones Where’s John? He’s in Rome. He’s in Rome. (I’ve already told you three times)P and P+ tones: P and P+ tones Take an umbrella - it’s raining. Look, it’s raining! (It’s the first time for six months)Tone: Tone Brazil and Coulthard argue for 5 tones – fall – proclaiming tone (p) : new information fall-rise – referring tone (r) : shared information rise - p+ : new to the speaker too rise-fall – r+ : shared, but in need of reactivation levelKey: Key High, mid or low Not absolute – dependent on the speaker’s voice, but also relative to preceding elements of the sentenceHigh key: High key Indicates contrast blue red John’s car is not Peter’s wife This is Elizabeth, wife This is Elizabeth, Peter’sHigh Key: High Key ... the company admitted having a number of problems. A fire destroyed buildings in ... A fire destroyed buildings in ... ... the company admitted having a number of problemsLow key: Low key Indicates equivalence The lecture was cancelled. The speaker was ill. I met Henry’s brother. He’s a banker. She didn’t like the job and left. Low key: Low key / We went there about / six or seven years ago/ oh I’m not sure exactly how long ago but / Approaches to teaching intonation: Approaches to teaching intonation Intonation is frequently neglected all together If taught, it’s generally unsystematic Usually a mish-mash of the grammatical and attitudinal approaches Generally just “tacked on” to grammar presentation – eg repetition workPresenting intonation: Presenting intonation Ss need to understand the function of intonation before they can produce it accurately – teaching must start from awareness activities - ie listen and interpret Some activity types: Some activity types Dialogue interpretation Dialogue practice – predict the intonation, listen and check, repeat Dialogue creation, building in the feature being practised