“…English intonation is often said to be based on three aspects known as tonality (the division of the continuous speech into units), tonocity (the highlighting of particular words and syllables), and tone (the choice of pitch movement) (Paunovic, 2020). Intonation, a distinct phenomenon from tone, is the variation of pitch that indicates speaker's attitudes to signal the illocutionary acts latent in the utterances (Cresti, 2018;Goodhue, Wehbe, Hacquard, & Lidz, 2021). In the English language, there are seven intonation patterns: rising, falling, rising-falling, falling-rising, flat, high, and low, however, the following four intonation patterns are observed as the most significant among other:…”