01500nam a22002655a 4500001000700000003000900007005001700016007000300033008004100036020001800077040003500095100001900130245006100149250001300210260003000223300002300253500012600276505021700402520043600619650003501055650004701090650004901137650003101186700001701217004189AR-RoIES20241129141525.0ta000000s1973    xxkd||| r|||| 000 0 eng|d  a0-582-52389-3  aAR-RoIESbspacAR-RoIESercaa21 aO'Connor, J.D.10aIntonation of Colloquial English :bA practical handbook  a2nd. ed.  aLondon :bLongman,c1973.  a288 p. :bgráfs.  aGlossary of Technical Terms, p. 286. - Table of Pitch Features of Tone Groups (Unemphatic) p. 288. - Table of Tone Marks.0 aThe Anatomy of English Intonation. - Intonation and Meaning. - Introduction to the Drills. - Intonation Drills: The Ten Tone Groups. - Intonation Drills: Tone Group Sequences. - Dialogues for Intonation Practice.  aThis work has been written for language students at intermediate to advanced level and for first-year university students of phonetics. The authors analyse the intonation of English into a system of ten tone groups which, with their functions, are described in the early chapters of the book. Finally there is a number of dialogues demonstrating the ten tone groups in action within the framework of everyday, convertional speech.  7aINGLÉS2Tesauro de la Unesco 7aFONÉTICAxINGLÉS2Tesauro de la Unesco 4aENTONACIÓNxINGLÉS2Tesauro de la Unesco 4aACTIVIDADES DE APRENDIZAJE1 aArnold, G.F.