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1.	Non-native Interlanguage Intonation System
2.	Acquisition Of Intonation By Chinese EFL Learners
3.	A Study Of Chinese EFL Learners’ English Intonation Patterns In Read Speech
4.	A Comparative Study On The Deviation Value Of English Intonation Between Chinese College Students And Native Speakers’ Oral English Intonation Patterns
5.	A Study Of Higher Vocational College Students’Intonation Patterns In Read Speech
6.	An Acoustic Study Of The Intonation Patterns Of Focus In Mandarin Chinese Children From Seven To Twelve
7.	A Study Of The Intonation Patterns Of English Object Clauses In Chinese EFL Learners’ Oral Reading
8.	Study On Features Of The English Intonation Patterns In Northwestern Chinese EFL Learners’ Read Speech
9.	An Experimental Phonetic Research On Prosodic Features Of Interlanguage Based On A Parallel Corpus
10.	A Study Of Chinese EFL Learners’ Intonation Patterns Of Lists
11.	An Empirical Study On Chinese EFL Learners’ Intonation Patterns Of Three Types Of Tag Questions
12.	An Experimental Study Of The Cantonese EFL Learners' Intonation Patterns In Their Reading Of English Subject Subordinate Clauses
13.	An Acoustic Analysis Of The Impact Of Polarity And Pragmatic Functions On Intonation Of Canonical Tag Questions Read By Chinese EFL Learners
14.	An Acoustic Study On English Intonation Patterns Of Chinese EFL Learners From Shandong Dialectal Region:Taking Declarative Sentences,Yes-no Questions And Alternative Questkms As Examples
15.	Absolute interrogative intonation patterns in Buenos Aires Spanish
16.	Teaching Intonation Patterns through Reading Aloud
17.	Intonation patterns in Tyrolean German: An autosegmental-metrical analysis
18.	Acquisition of American English intonation patterns by non-native speakers: Use of real-time computer-mediated visual feedback
19.	Intonations Of Complimentary And Ironic Exclamation Sentences In English Produced By Chinese College Studenis:An Acoustic Study
20.	An Empirical Study On Intonation Patterns Of Alternative Questions In Higher Vocational College Students' English
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