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final, categorical, calm, reserved, cool, phlegmatic



Communicative type

I TG

A scale +

Low Fall

II TG

D scale +

Low Fall

III TG

A scale +

High Fall

IV TG

D scale +

High Fall

V TG

D scale +

Rise-Fall

VI TG

A scale +

Low Rise

VII TG

D scale +

Low Rise

VIII TG

A scale +

High Rise

IX TG

D scale +

Low Fall-Low Rise

X TG

A scale +

High Fall-

Low Rise

State-

ments

final, categorical, calm, reserved, cool, phlegmatic

final, categorical, considered, weighty

conveying personal concern or involvement, sounding lively, airy, interested, very common

in conversation

heard when the speaker is impressed; conveying self-satisfaction, challenge, disclaiming responsibility, censorious

not categorical, non-final, encouraging further conversation, reserving judgement, the continuation is implied

not categorical, non-final, soothing, sometimes surprised, reassuring, questioning in echoes

heard in official speeches, lectures, over the radio, in colloquial speech to draw the listener’s attention by using this somewhat occasional intonation pattern

expressing concern, reproach, contradiction, correction, hurt feelings, sometimes soothing, expressing uncertainty, sound grumbling, reluctantly

sounding apologetic, appreciative, grateful, regretful, sympathetic, persuasively reassuring, pleading, plaintive

+disgruntled protest

but without disgruntled protest

Special question

calm,

serious, flat,

reserved, very often unsympa-thetic and hostile

serious, responsible, intense, often suggesting irritability or impatience

sounding lively, interested, somewhat unpleasantly surprised and displeased

interested, brisk, businesslike

conveying challenge, antagonism, disclaiming responsibility

wondering, mildly puzzled, disapproval especially in echoes

expressing sympathy, interest, puzzled (with the nuclear tone on the interrogative word)

sounding insistent, inquisitive with a shade of doubt or sometimes even mockery

 

sounding pleading, plaintive, weary, despairing, sometimes warm, sympathetic

General question

calm

question is put forward as a subject for discussion conveying mildly surprised acceptance at listener’s premises

sceptical but without the impatience of TG III

heard when the speaker is impressed; conveying, challenge, antagonism

disapproving, sceptical

expressing interest; most common pattern for general questions

sounding very inquisitive, important, willing to discuss, sometimes with a shade of disbelief or impatience

 

conveying a plaintive, pleading sometimes impatient tone

calm

with a shade

of impatience

Impera-

tives

calm,

unemotional serious

serious, firm, pressing

warm, with a note of critical surprise

lively, suggesting a course of action to the listener

disclaiming responsibility, hostile

calmly warming, soothing

soothing, encouraging, calmly patronizing (often addressed to children)

used as official announcements

 

sounding pleading, plaintive, reproachful

Exclama-

tions

calm,

reserved, unsurprised

rather emphatic, weighty

very emotional, with affronted surprise

conveying mild surprise but without affront of TG III

heard when the speaker is impressed by something not entirely expected

reserving judgement, encouraging further conversation, expressing calm, casual acknowledge-ment; often heard in greetings; exhortative, reprovingly critical; resentful

encouraging, airy, often used in leave-takings and in bright and friendly greetings

 

 

warm, sympathetic, encouraging, sometimes plaintive, puzzled, surprised

 


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