fall, You are giving a confident final opinion and have nothing more to add., You are asking an ordinary Wh-question because you genuinely need information., You are giving a firm instruction and expect the person to follow it., You are making a definite correction: “No, it was Tuesday.”, You say the final item in that same list and signal that the thought is now complete., You finish an explanation with a clear, certain conclusion., rise, You think you know the answer but want the other person to confirm it., You are asking a neutral yes/no question and genuinely do not know the answer., You are checking an arrangement you believe has already been agreed., You list several things and signal that the list has not finished yet., fall-rise, You partly agree with someone but are about to introduce a criticism., You say something positive but deliberately imply that there is a problem you have not mentioned., You are giving reluctant approval: something was acceptable, but definitely not impressive., You give one option while signalling that other possibilities exist, You politely disagree without directly saying “You’re wrong.”, You answer “Maybe” and want your voice to show genuine uncertainty., rise-fall, You have just heard an absolutely unbelievable price., You repeat something because you cannot believe what you have just heard., You react with intense admiration: “That was incredible!”, You are genuinely shocked that someone has achieved something you thought was impossible.

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