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10. At the level of suprasegmental phonetics, phonostylistic variations give good grounds for…

1. 
   establishing intonation styles.
   
2. 
   conveying the stylistic value of intonation according to the purpose of communication.
   
3. 
   singling out a number of extralinguistic and social factors.
   
4. 
   forming intonation patterns in accordance with the types of information being present in certain situational contexts.
   

11. The prosodic parameters of discourse (read aloud or spoken) with a style- differentiating value are…

1. 
   terminal tones, pre-nuclear patterns, the contrast between accented and
   

unaccented segments of speech.

2. 
   loudness, pitch directions, levels and ranges, rate, pauses, rhythm.
   
3. 
   variations in style-forming intonation patterns determined by intellectual,
   

attitudinal, volitional purposes of communication.

4. 
   timbre, delimitation, style-marking prosodic features, the accentuation of semantic centers.