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The melody of English

Teacher Hanne

Jul 19, 2022

Did you know that languages can be compared to music? Each language has its own melody and rhythm. The way we use our voice gives feeling to a language. How our voice rises or falls during speech is known as intonation.
The best way to practice English intonation is with reading out loud. There are so many benefits of reading out loud! Most important, it is a fun and mindful activity.
Let's practice this important skill! 

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