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What intonation does

The same words, a different message

The four patterns

Connected speech

How words join

Rhythm across a long turn

Shadowing and putting it together

Shadowing drill: a Part 3 answer

A week's pronunciation routine

Practice

Finished or not

Trailing upwards

Yes-no question

Fall-rise

List pattern

Linking

Weak form

Assimilation

Contractions

Stress-timed

Mechanical sound

Rhythm collapse

Numbers

Unfinished chunk

Measuring progress

Word game: intonation and rhythm

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

Pronunciation for Band 7+: the four intonation patterns and what they signal, connected speech features that make natural English sound joined up, and rhythm across a long turn, with recorded models and shadowing drills.

Intonation tells the listener whether you have finished, whether you are sure, and whether you are listing or contrasting. Connected speech is why native speech sounds joined up.

Intonation, Connected Speech and Rhythm

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