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C. Look at these sentences. Some of them are wrong (put cross ‘x’ in the wrong sentences). Correct
the mistakes. Number one has been done for you.
will
1. X She is willing call taxi to get her to Louvre Museum.

2. Labuan Bajo is famous for scuba diving and snorkelling. No wonder that the number of
visitors will increasing every year.

3. London is an interesting place to visit. I will probably go there next year.

4. The weather is nice at last! I will be going paragliding now. Mind to join me?

5. Rhonda looks very tired after her long trekking. She is heading to her room now. It
seems that she be going to stay in bed.

6. London Eye looks amusing. I am go to ride it during my visit in London next week.

7. I can’t believe it. We are missing to the plane because you forget to bring the tickets. I
will never let you keep any ticket.

8. The itinerary says we have free time for an hour. Do you think it will be possible for us
to go window-shopping?

Adapted from: www.ego4u.com and www.esl-lounge.com

INTONATION: Fall - Rise

Intonation is the melody of language and is made of pitches (high or low qualities of a sound) that rise

and fall. Intonation is used to communicate our intentions and emotions, and it is used in spoken

language to replace punctuation.
1. Falling intonation means our voice goes down at the end of sentence. It happens in:
 Statements

Shane is going to Sri Lanka for his summer vacation.

He decides that he will only visit the beaches.

 Information questions (like where, when, what, why, how, and who)

What are you going to do in Nepal?

How long will she stay in Canada?
2. Rising intonation means our voice goes up at the end of sentence. It happens in yes/no questions.

Are you going to go skiing?

Will Shane visit Arugam Bay?

Source: reallifeglobal.com

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