Stry of higher and secondary specialized education of the republic of uzbekistan state university of world languages

4. Conclusion


INTRODUCTION

It is obvious that intonation is inseparable component of a sentence. Every

sentence has its own intonation. There is no sentence without intonation. That is why British phonetician Roger Kingdon pointed out that "if speech sounds make up the body of a language, intonation is its soul". Intonation together with lexical and grammatical components of a language take part in the formation of different communicative types of sentence, expresses the attitude of a speaker toward the quantity of what is said. Most British and American linguists define intonation as the fall and rise of pitch in speech, that is why by intonation they understand the changes in the speech melody in the sentence, in our course work we understand the notion of intonation in its broad meaning, by intonation we mean the variations of speech melody, distribution of stress within words of a sentence, tempo or of speech, rhythm, tamber of speech and pausation. Comparative analyses of intonation in the Uzbek and English languages were not carried out until present owned. Secondly, intonation is one of the important of speech and therefore it is necessary to understand the nature of intonation in English languages. For this reason we can point out that is very actual problem the conclusion made at the end of course work is very new and it will be very useful for students, investigators to use in their works and lecture materials. The abovementioned things show the actuality of our investigation. English intonation is investigated thoroughly with the help of experimental methods. In our present investigation we are making an attempt to describe the specific features of intonation in both languages.