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English Prosody in First and Second Language Speakers: A contrastive interlanguage analysis across intonational dimensions
[Studies in Corpus Linguistics 120] 2024
► pp. 195–238

Chapter 5
Discussion of the results

Article outline
  • 5.1Discussion of tones and tunes results
    • 5.1.1Tones and tunes in L1 speech
    • 5.1.2Tones and tunes in L2 speech
  • 5.2Discussion of intonational phrasing results
    • 5.2.1Intonational phrasing in L1 speech
    • 5.2.2Intonational phrasing in L2 speech
  • 5.3Discussion of f0 range results
    • 5.3.1F0 range in L1 speech
    • 5.3.2F0 range in L2 speech
  • 5.4Discussion of uptalk results
    • 5.4.1Uptalk in L1 speech
    • 5.4.2Uptalk in L2 speech
  • 5.5Intonational dimensions and LILt predictions
  • 5.6Implications for ELT
    • 5.6.1CEFR-descriptors and language assessment
    • 5.6.2Teacher training
  • 5.7Summary, conclusion, and outlook
  • Notes
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