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Welcome to our presentation Members The Voice Author Articulation Part Tips -ic, -sion -ce, -cy,-ty , -phy, -gy • stress on the second syllable from the bottom up • stress on the third syllable from the bottom up -ian, - id, -ible, • Stress on syllables -ish, -ive, -ous, preceding these suffix -ial, -ic, -ity Part Tips Better to pause after stressed words, which usually tend to be nouns and verbs Long chunks sound more fluent Short chunks sound more emphatic Put no stress on unimportant words like to, at, of, a and the Author Stress and Pacing Stress CHANGING EMPHASIS CAN ALTER MEANING OR IMPLICATION Example 1: We will dessert the dessert by tomorrow De-SERT De-sert Example 2: I didn’t tell her you were stupid (I did not) I didn’t tell her you were stupid – ( I told her someone else was stupid) Pacing Aim One simple way of keeping an audience’s interest is to vary your speech of speaking Slow down to make your most important points Author Intonation What is intonation? A change or variation in this music (or pitch) can affect the meaning of what we say Tips Falling intonation • Very common in wh-questions • also use when saying sth definite or clear sth Rising intonation • Common in yes-no questions Fall-Rise intonation • Use at the end of statements when saying sth not sure, unfinished thoughts, introductory phrases, series of word • Use with requesting information A Golden rule: vary the tone of your voice ? But wait… There’s More! Author Sound Scripting Chunking Tips Better to pause after stressed words, which usually tend to be nouns and verbs Long chunks sound more fluent Short chunks sound more emphatic Put no stress on unimportant words like to, at, of, a and the Tips Falling intonation • Very common in wh-questions • also use when saying sth definite or clear sth Rising intonation • Common in yes-no questions Fall-Rise intonation • Use at the end of statements when saying sth not sure, unfinished thoughts, introductory phrases, series of word • Use with requesting information, inviting somebody to sth or expressing choices or expressing specific emotions or attitudes Thanks for your listening [...]... sth Rising intonation • Common in yes-no questions Fall-Rise intonation • Use at the end of statements when saying sth not sure, unfinished thoughts, introductory phrases, series of word • Use with requesting information A Golden rule: vary the tone of your voice ? But wait… There’s More! 5 Author Sound Scripting Chunking Tips Better to pause after stressed words, which usually tend to be nouns and... not) I didn’t tell her you were stupid – ( I told her someone else was stupid) Pacing Aim One simple way of keeping an audience’s interest is to vary your speech of speaking Slow down to make your most important points 4 Author Intonation What is intonation? A change or variation in this music (or pitch) can affect the meaning of what we say Tips Falling intonation • Very common in wh-questions • also... unimportant words like to, at, of, a and the Tips Falling intonation • Very common in wh-questions • also use when saying sth definite or clear sth Rising intonation • Common in yes-no questions Fall-Rise intonation • Use at the end of statements when saying sth not sure, unfinished thoughts, introductory phrases, series of word • Use with requesting information, inviting somebody to do sth or expressing... talking in chunks of word Tips Better to pause after stressed words, which usually tend to be nouns and verbs Long chunks sound more fluent Short chunks sound more emphatic Put no stress on unimportant words like to, at, of, a and the 3 Author Stress and Pacing Stress CHANGING EMPHASIS CAN ALTER MEANING OR IMPLICATION Example 1: We will dessert the dessert by tomorrow De-SERT De-sert Example 2: I.. .How to stress on word partnerships Goals Learn some necessary word partnerships Tips • Stress on the first word Noun - noun • Special cases: 10 consumer spending 11 partnerships market share 12 market forces... unfinished thoughts, introductory phrases, series of word • Use with requesting information, inviting somebody to do sth or expressing choices or expressing specific emotions or attitudes Thanks for your listening