1. Intonation of Greetings

13. Intonation of Warnings and Suggestions.
Sometimes we need to point out danger, so we give warning with FRD/FRU. Often it is hard to say what is a warning and what is a piece of advice for example fraise with ‘If I were you’ with FRD. They can be difficult to distinguish. Suggestions in the form of questions take the same intonation as true questions. Suggestions beginning with Let’s have the same intonation as Orders and WH-questions: Stepping Head +HF. When we want to suggest an alternative or another possibility we can use Unless at the beginning of the sentence using Stepping Head+ FRU (on nuclear word). Of course, this is friendly and soft suggestion. When we have always in the sentence we should remember that the highest point is on the al of always, on the other words – MSt and FR.
14. Intonation of Hopes and Wishes.
If we want to express hope usually we say: ‘I hope’ with HSt+FR. But also we can express hops with Let’s hope especially when two people hope for the same thing with HSt and High partial on hope. I do hope is stronger than I hope and in this fraise we can use HSt+HP/HStE+HSt/HF+LP. If you want to express a hope that you know will not come true, really a dream than a hope you can use I wish with HSt and FR. There is moving the stress from one word to another on the main idea. Sometimes we use I wish when we are a bit annoyed with HSt+MStH+HF/FR. Another way of introducing a wish is If only… This expresses a very strong feeling and is followed by HSt+HF. You can use If only… in the same way as I wish … when someone is doing something annoyimg and you want them to stop; don’t forget to use would. Another case where we don’t use the FR intonation for hopes and wishes is when the sentence begins: I hope to… or I wish to… etc. when we mean actually I plan and then we use HF. In formal and official situation we can use I wish to… with HF. It sound angry and insistent.