1. Intonation of Greetings

17. Intonation of Too, Only, Either, Just and Even.
In sentences with too we use HF+MF/LF. If the idea is negative, too changes to either, but we have the same intonation pattern. In sentences with only we haven’t the stress on only, but emphasize the most important word by falling tone. We often use just in the same sense as only. When we have even in our sentence we put High Prehead on it and then falling tone on the most important word. And sometimes even stands at the beginning of the sentence.
18. Intonation of Alternative Questions and Enumerations.
There is a series of questions all of the same form. The 1^st one MWR and the others HF. But even in these cases the rising intonation is often used for every question. It doesn’t really matter. If you have series of questions and don’t need the Head in your sentence you should use HF. If you count something then we should use LR on all subject except the last on which we should use HF.
19. Intonation of Disjunctive Questions and Suggestions with Tags.
When we are sure that we are right we should use HF+ LF/MF. And in this sentences we see comma, when it is written down but we don’t here it. When we express orders or warnings by sentences with question-tags we should use HF+LF/MF. The same falling intonation is used on won’t you and will you as reassuring fraise after orders and warnings. Tags very often rise, too. There is in tag-questions expressing uncertainty. In such cases we use HF+HWR/LWR (for friends). All the tags so far have been negative-positive or positive-negative. But although negative-negative never occurs, we do find positive-positive tags. Positive-Positive are always rise (HWR/LWR). This kind of kind of tags shows great interest and sometimes little irony. The other common types of rising tag are fraises with Let’s+shall and offers and suggestions. Don’t confuse question tags with true short questions which are used with HWR/LWR on the pronoun.