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The document provides advice on intonation and useful expressions when speaking English. It recommends changing pitch and pausing before changing pitch or introducing new information as the most refined way to vary intonation. It also lists common expressions to inquire about someone's well-being, including "How is it going?" and "How are you doing?," as well as expressions for communicating how one is feeling such as "I'm tired," "Fine," or "I'm worried."
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