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		<title>Basics To Good Spoken Language: Pitch and Intonate</title>
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		</p>The essence of good spoken language skills are twofolds. The first is intonation and the second is modulation of language. In this post, we will discuss intonation, with regard to the art of speaking clearly rather than the style of expression and choice of words, which is commonly referred to as diction. Understanding Of Intonation [...]]]></description>
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		</p>Whenever we learn something new, using the foundation learning skills in childhood is always the most effective. We must approach it without fear, apprehension and worries. Unleash your speech potentials, irregardless of what language you are pursuing. Here are 5 simple steps to slash your time and money to get started: Use simple tools like [...]]]></description>
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