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looking a round him as he / spoke . He >>>>> said : | “ → → → → → Look at the \ picture.” He / said : | “The → → → → → film was \ excellent.” He \ said : | “That’s \ all.” The Author’s Words Following Direct Speech The author’s words which follow the direct speech are usual ly pronounced as an unstressed or halfstressed tail of the pre ceding intonationgroup. e. g. “I’m → → → → → not \ ready,” he said. “Is → → → → → this for / me?” he asked with surprise. If the tail gets longer, it may form a separate intonation group. In this case it is stressed and is pronounced with the same nuclear tone as the preceding intonationgroup but on a lower pitch level. e. g. “I’m \ sorry,” | a gain re peated the \ landlord . If the author’s words form two or more intonationgroups, the first of them doesn’t form a separate intonationgroup. The second and the third are always stressed and pronounced each on a lower pitch level. The nuclear tone of the final intonation group is usually that of the sentences in the direct speech. The nonfinal intonationgroups may be pronounced either with the lowrising tone or with the lowfalling tone according to their semantic importance. e. g. “What a жүктеу/скачать 3.9 Mb. Достарыңызбен бөлісу:
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