types of sentences

1. High-fall tone

1.1. modality

1.2. neutrol

1.3. stating and informing

1.4. adering and comanding

1.5. serious amd weighty

1.6. complete

1.7. type of sentences

1.8. statements

1.9. the building is very beautiful

1.10. direct address

1.11. Jane, let's meet at ten.-No, i don't want to

1.12. commands

1.13. open the window.

1.14. special questions

1.15. What did she do on Friday?

1.16. tag-questiond

1.17. this masterpiece is very nice,isn't it?

1.18. second part of alternative questions

1.19. Do you want to go to the cinema or not?

1.20. Last component of enumeration

1.21. I have tea, coffee and juice.

1.22. parentases

1.23. i'm like tea, coffee and juice.

1.24. Paul, on the other hand, is considered extremely trustworthy.

2. high-rise tone

2.1. modality

2.2. incomplete

2.3. asking

2.4. doubting

2.5. resentfully

2.6. reasking

2.7. type of sentences

2.8. reask

2.9. let's met at 9.-At 9?

2.10. general questions

2.11. Have you been working all night?

2.11.1. (the 1st part of)Contrasting part of a sentence

2.12. this is a cat and this is a dog.

2.13. Low-rise

2.14. enumeration(except the last element)

2.15. Tag-questions(with answer)

2.16. he is from Minsk,isnt he?

2.17. First part of an alternative questions

3. exceptions

3.1. general questions

3.2. a) complete (MIDE-RISE)

3.3. are we plan to go to the cinema?

3.4. b)incomplete(HIGH-RISE)

3.5. Are we?

3.6. Direct address

3.7. a)initial( Peter, sit down)

3.8. b)mid( Look, Mummy, i'm right on the top).

3.9. c)final( Come here, Mary.)

3.10. Sometimes, if the last syllable is pronounced in a HF tone, the address at the end of a sentence may be pronounced in an ascending tone.(What's up,Tom?)

3.11. In the middle or at the end of a sentence, the address is usually unstressed or semi-struck and continues the melody of the preceding stressed syllable.