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Correct Intonation for Statements and Yes/No Questions

Correct Intonation for Statements and Yes/No Questions. Lesson 1. Artificial Eleveth Injection Committee Business Accommodate Signature Envelope Dedicate Foolish. Drill 1. Spelling. Don–Don : Have you been to Pangasinan ? Rico : No, I haven’t.

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Correct Intonation for Statements and Yes/No Questions

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  1. Correct Intonation for Statements and Yes/No Questions Lesson 1

  2. Artificial • Eleveth • Injection • Committee • Business • Accommodate • Signature • Envelope • Dedicate • Foolish Drill 1. Spelling

  3. Don–Don: Have you been to Pangasinan? • Rico: No, I haven’t. • Don-Don : My family will visit our relatives this weekend. Do you want to go with us? • Rico : Yes, I do. Then what are we going to do there? • Don-Don : We’ll go swimming. Can you swim? • Rico : Yes, I can. That’s good! • Don – Don : Right! Pangasinan is known for its clean and beautiful beaches. Reference: English for All Times (EFAT), p. 4.

  4. Who are having a dialogue? • Where will the family of Don – Don go in the coming weekend? • Who are they going to visit it Pangasinan? • What other plans are they going to do? • Did Don-Don invite Rico to join them? • Why do you thing Don-Don invited Rico? • If you where Rico are you also going to invite your friend to join you on your family outing? Comprehension Check-Up.

  5. Farming is our chief industry. • Is the report interesting? • Everybody contributed to the report. • We will welcome comments after our report. • Did I learn mush from the report? • Is he coming for the report? • Her report is about fishing. • She learned much from her report. • Are you ready with your report? • I will give my report tomorrow. Activity 1. Identify the correct intonation for the following. Write an arrow up () for rising intonation and an arrow down () for falling intonation.

  6. Use a falling intonation if the sentence is a statement or answer to question. • Use a rising intonation for a question answerable by yes or a no. REMEMBER

  7. Is that a movie? • This is a wholesome movie for the family. • What is it all about? • It is an adventure story. • Do you like to see it? Evaluation 1. Copy the sentences and put the arrow point to show the correct intonation to use.

  8. Write 2 statements and 3 yes/no questions. Put the appropriate arrow points to show the correct intonation to use after the sentence. Assignment 1.

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