intonation.pptx a way on how to pronounce words for elementary and high school

to pronounce correctly

1. 1. Pitch: Pitch is how high or low your voice sounds. It's like the musical note your voice makes. - Example: Think of saying the word "hello" in a high voice, then say it in a low voice. The difference is pitch!

2. 2. Stress: - Explanation: Stress is the emphasis you put on certain words in a sentence. It makes those words stand out. - Example: "I love pizza" The word "love" is stressed, making it sound more important.

3. 3. Juncture: - Explanation: Juncture is how words are connected when you speak. It's like the little pauses or breaks between words. – Example: "I'm going to the store" Notice how there's a slight pause between "going" and "to". That's juncture.

4. 4. Intonation: - Explanation: Intonation is the overall pattern of your voice as you speak. It's like the melody of your speech. - Example: Think of asking a question. Your voice usually goes up at the end. That's intonation!