Intonation refers to the pitch of the voice while speaking. In questions, intonation can indicate the sentiment or the expected response. For example: V What is your name? (In Wh and How questions we use a falling intonation towards the end.) V Are you feeling okay? (In Yes or No questions we use a rising intonation towards the end.) V This is your notebook, isn’t it? (When we have an afÏrmative main clause and negative question tag, we use a rising intonation to show we are fairly sure of the answer.) V You weren’t in the library yesterday, were you? (When we have a negative main clause and afÏrmative question tag, we use a falling intonation to show we are unsure of the answer.) V Shall we read this storybook or borrow another one? (When we have a question with choices, we use rise-fall intonation.) Now, revisit the story and select different questions. Work in pairs and practise speaking them aloud according to the examples shared.

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