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This document discusses intonation, stress, and enunciation in speech. It contrasts intonation as the rise and fall of voice pitch, stress as emphasis on a syllable, and enunciation as diction, wording and pronunciation. It provides examples of sentences with different purposes or feelings, and how intonation and stress should be applied. Exercises are included for practicing these concepts, such as choosing the appropriate word to substitute underlined parts of sentences.
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授予学位：本部分将注明获得的具体学位名称。
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