BROAD FOCUS, BRING EVERYTHING INTO FOCUS, NARROW FOCUS, CAN FOCUS SELECTIVELY ON ONE PART OF IT, FOCUS DOMAIN, THE PART OF THE IP THAT IS PLACED IN FOCUS, NUCLEUS, MARKS THE END OF A FOCUS DOMAIN, ONSET, MAY TELL US WHEREIT BEGINS, CONTRASTIVE FOCUS, DRAWS ATTENTION TO A CONTRAST THE SPEAKER IS MAKING, DOUBLE CONTRAST, IT IS THE SPEAKER'S CHOICE WHETHER TO MAKE BOTH CONTRAST NUCLEAR OR JUST ONE OF THEM, IMPLICIT CONTRAST, THE HEARER IS LEFT TO INFER THE OTHER TERM IN THE CONTRAST, PERSONAL PRONOUNS, NOT USUALLY ACCENTED, PRONOMINAL DETERMINERS, MAY BE MADE NUCLEAR FOR THE SAME REASON, FINAL DEMONSTRATIVES, TEND TO CONVEY NEW INFORMATION, REFLEXIVE PRONOUN, ACCENTED FOR EMPHASIS, RECIPROCAL PRONOUNS, ARE USUALLY NOT CONTRASTIVE THEREFORE NOT ACCENTED, INDEFINITE PRONOUNS, ARE NOT ACCENTED, PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES, MAY RECEIVE CONTRASTIVE FOCUS, DYNAMIC FOCUS, FOCUS IS NOT STATIC, PREPOSITIONS, ARE USUALLY NOT ACCENTED UNLESS THEY ARE BROUGHT INTO CONTRASTIVE FOCUS

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