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Examples:
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| 8 | 9 | 10
| 11 | 12 | 13
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19 | 22
| 25 | 26 | 27
| 28 | 30 | 31
| 34
Figures:
11-1 | 11-2 | 11-3
| 11-4 | 11-5 | 11-6
| 11-7 | 11-8 | 11-9
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11-10 | 11-11 | 11-12
| 11-13 | 11-14 | 11-15
Tables:
11-1 | 11-2
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The
number you have dialed, Four? Four? Four? Four? Four? Four? Four?
is not in service. Please check the listing and dial again. <click!> |
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(1) |
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know. I don't. [So don't ask me.] |
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You
know, I don't. [As a matter of fact, I really
don't.] |
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(3) |
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You
know I don't. [You know that I don't.] |
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TABLE
11-1
Five
Meanings of "I Should Go"
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MEANING |
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I
should GO. |
Falling
tone on stressed "go" |
[Neutral,
default.] |
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I
should GO? |
Rising
tone on "go" |
Is
that your advice? |
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I
should go. |
Falling
tone on "I" |
Not
you! |
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SHOULD go. |
Falling
tone on "should" |
And
I defy you to deny it! |
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SHOULD go. |
Rising-falling
tone on "should" |
But
I don't think I will. |
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(4) |
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| Somebody
must have TAKEN it. |
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Somebody
MUST have taken it. [It's no
use your arguing.] |
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SOMEbody
must have taken it. [ ... even if you didn't.] |
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(7) |
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I
heard "Tennessee." Is that RIGHT? |
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No. |
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System: |
What
about "Texas"? Is THAT right? |
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(8) |
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| Caller: |
Get
my messages. |
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You
have no new messages. |
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(9) |
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| Caller: |
Get
my messages. |
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You
don't HAVE any messages. |
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(10) |
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Bill
payment. |
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What
bill would you like to PAY? |
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Caller: |
MasterCard. |
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How
much would you like to PAY? |
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Caller: |
Two
hundred and fifteen dollars. |
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System: |
On
what date would you like it PAID? |
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(11) |
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| Caller: |
Bill
payment. |
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Sure,
bill payment. What bill would you like to PAY? |
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Caller: |
MasterCard. |
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System: |
How
MUCH would you like to pay? |
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Caller: |
Two
hundred and fifteen dollars. |
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System: |
And
on what DATE would you like it paid? |
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(12) |
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| EIGHT
ay-EM |
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pee-EM |
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(13) |
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| AY-em |
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| PEE-em |
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(14) |
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THIRteen, FOURteen, FIFteen,
SIXteen, SEVenteen EIGHteen,
NINEteen ... |
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(15) |
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fourTEEN. |
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is June fifTEENTH. |
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Today's
high will be twenty-two degrees Fahrenheit, with a low of eighTEEN. |
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The
New York Mets defeated the San Diego Padres twenty to thirTEEN. |
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(16) |
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have SEVenteen messages. |
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refund amount is THIRteen dollars and twenty-eight
cents. |
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It's
NINEteen degrees below zero, with the wind-chill
factor of ... |
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...
a SIXteen percent increase. |
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11.4.1 |
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| Rising-falling,
final (e.g., "Four!") |
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| Rising
(e.g., "Four?") |
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Rising-falling,
nonfinal (e.g., "If you guessed 'four' ...") |
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FIGURE
11-1 |
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| Sean
Connery is from SCOTland. |
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| I
need to check my VOICE mail. |
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The
new zip code is J zero FIVE. |
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FIGURE
11-2 |
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| Are
you HUNgry? |
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I get that RIGHT? |
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Have
you seen PAT? |
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FIGURE
11-3 |
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| As
soon as Pat got home |
she
called her lawyer. |
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| To
speak to an operator, |
press
pound. |
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As
of June twenty-third |
your
account has been inactive. |
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FIGURE
11-4 |
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| Transferring
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FIGURE
11-5 |
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| We've
got white, wheat, sourdough, and rye. |
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FIGURE
11-6 |
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are some of the things you can ask for: driving directions, the traffic
report, stock quotes, horoscopes, and sports. |
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FIGURE
11-7 |
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| Did
you say DAY_OF_WEEK, MONTH ORDINAL? |
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FIGURE
11-8 |
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| What's
your NAME? |
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the dePARture time? |
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Who
is Howard ROURKE? |
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When's
DINner? |
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FIGURE
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| What
was your NAME again? |
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was that dePARture time? |
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(18) |
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| Caller: |
Get
a quote. |
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Who
do you want a quote for? |
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Caller: |
[utterance
not recognized] |
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System: |
Sorry,
who do you want a quote for? |
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FIGURE
11-10 |
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| Do
you want soup, or salad? |
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FIGURE
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| French,
italian, bleu cheese, or vinaigrette? |
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| ...
with a high of twenty-TWO, and a low of thirTEEN. |
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FIGURE
11-12 |
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oh nine | six nine five seven |
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| When
you get home, give me a call |
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FIGURE
11-13 |
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| five
five five | two oh nine | six nine five seven |
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| When
you get home, and if you have time, give me a call |
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FIGURE
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| five
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six
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FIGURE
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| five
five five | two zero nine | six nine | five seven |
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TABLE
11-2 |
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| GROUP |
REQUIRED
WAVE FILES |
DESCRIPTION |
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A |
000,
001 ... 999 |
Triplet,
nonfinal |
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B |
00,
01 ... 99 |
Pair,
nonfinal |
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C |
00,
01 ... 99 |
Pair,
final |
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| Today,
| it'll be partly cloudy, | with a high of | 67 | and a low of | 51. |
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(25) |
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| This
is the number I heard: 555 847 7037. Did I get that right? |
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(26) |
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| Expiration
date: October, oh-one. |
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(27) |
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| Your
card expires in October, oh one. |
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| Here's
what you can say: | "mailbox," | "address book,"
| "sports," | "news," | or "weather." |
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(30) |
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| Here's
your first new message. Firday, 9:45 a.m. Subject: [performance reviews].
Message from: [Mitzi Dalton Huntley]. |
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(31) |
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| Sure,
sports! <pause> Oh, looks like that's not available at the moment. |
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(34) |
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| First
message: | "meeting time." |
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