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Audio for Falling and Rising Intonation
Audio by TriciaG, LibriVox.org
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Betty lives in \London.
Victor works at a \bank.
I haven't read this \book.
We went to the theater \yesterday.
What is his \name?
Where does he \live?
When did you \call him?
Why are you \late?
Do you visit them /often?
Have you seen my /keys?
Are you ready to /start?
Could you give me a /pen, please?
Do you want /coffee or \tea?
Does he speak /English or \German?
It's a beautiful \town, \isn't it?
She \knows him, /doesn't she?
\Stop it! Sit \down.
Close your \books.
What a wonderful \present!
How \nice of you!
/Peter, can you /help me?
Mrs. /Smith, this is Mary \Brown.
/One, /two, /three, /four, \five.
She bought /bread, /cheese, /oranges, and \apples.
If he /calls, tell him about the \conference, please.
According to his /words, he was at \home.
(See Basic Word Order in the section Grammar and Falling Intonation and Rising Intonation in the section Phonetics.)