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ADELE:Hi, Emma!Hi, BenlHello,EmilylHello;Eddie!Hi,
everybody!
EVERYBODY
EXCEPT
KEVTN:
Hi,Adele!
EMILY:Niceto seeyou again,Adele.Kevin,thisis Adele.Adele,
this is Kevin.
ADELE:Hi, Kevin.l- ? lt'steniblyloud.

KEVTN:Yes .. (turnsthe musicdown) z-? (Adele

nods her head) t-?
ADELE:Yes.

KEVIN:Emmasaidshe had a friendcalledAdele.

EDDIE:Helpyourselfto Mexicanfood,Adele.lt's on the kitchen
bench.
EMILY:And there'sFrenchbreadon the shelf.
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BE N :4

ADELE:Yes,thanks,Ben.Somelemonadewith a bit of ice in it.

E M M A: 5 ?

KEVIN:Yes.l'vejust met her.She'sveryfriendly.

BE N :5 ?
ADELE:I went to SouthAmericawith my bestfriend Kerrie.

EVERYBODY;
Well!
EMMA:We'realljealous

ED D IE :7 ?
I haven'tany money
ADELE:Not very.But I spenteverything.
left.

.l,r3c Listen to the dialogueagain to checkyour answers.Then practise

readingthe dialogue aloud. Recordyour voice to compareyour
production of the target sound with the recording.

4 lntonation
Intonation is the voice going ufor dOvwn
on the strongestsyllableof the
most important word in a phraseor sentence.
Intonation statementsusually goesdovflr at the end.
Intonation in WH questions (rMho?ltVhat?Why?When? Hown
usually goesdomrnat the end. "4rhere?
Intonation inYes/Noquestionsusually goesupat the end.