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     Is the melody of English the same as in my language?  
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     Most probably - not. It's useful to learn more about intonation types in English sentences - sometimes the intonation may change the meaning of what you want to say.  
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     Are any sounds reduced in English?  
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     Yes, in English vowels are often strongly reduced, consonants, however, are pronounced quite clearly – try to speak exactly like that.  
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     When do I use the rise-fall intonation?   [↗↘] 
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     You first raise and then lower the pitch of your voice in wh-questions, declarative statements, commands and explanatory sentences.  
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     Are the sounds in my language the same as in English?  
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     Most probably - not. A good example are vowels - sounds which at first may appear similar, are in fact produced by locating your speech organs in different positions.  
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     Can I improve my English accent without leaving home?  
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     Yes, you can. It's not necessary to travel abroad.  
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     What else could help me get better and better in English pronunciation?  
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     Always learn a new word with its pronunciation. You can also buy or borrow a book on English phonetics.  
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