Rising and Falling Stress and Tone

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• She’s divorced.
• No, thanks!
• She’s leaving.
• Sam’s coming.
• She’s gone.
• That’s okay.
• She’s married.
• She’s single.
• She’s 30.
• He’s turning 40.

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• She is married, isn’t she?
• She is single, isn’t she?
• She is getting married, isn’t she?
• She is coming with us, isn’t she?
• He will be there, won’t he?
• His birthday is soon, isn’t it?
• His friend is coming, isn’t he?
• Her sister is moving, isn’t she?
• Her dad just retired, didn’t he?
• He wants to come with us, doesn’t he?

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• She isn’t married, is she?
• She isn’t coming, is she?
• They aren’t going, are they?
• They didn’t leave, did they?
• He isn’t single, is he?
• He wasn’t coming, was he?
• He hasn’t left yet, has he?
• She isn’t there yet, is she?
• She wouldn’t do that, would she?
• Sam isn’t driving, is he?
• Sarah wouldn’t leave without him, would she?

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• Would you like some?
• Sorry?
• Can I come?
• Where are you?
• Is she there?
• Has Dan arrived yet?
• Who came with you?
• Where is the dog?
• What time is it?
• When is her birthday?

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• Yes, please.
• No, thank you.
• Yes, we can.
• No, we can’t.
• Oh, I see.
• Oh, I like it.
• Yes, she came.
• No, she left.
• Yes, he arrived.
• No, we can’t go.

     ” ̅  ̅   ̅ ̅ ̅ “

• Yes please!
• Absolutely!
• Definitely!
• Of course!
• Let’s go!
• Here you go!
• I’ll take two!
• I want one!
• Allow me!
• Don’t go!