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This manual reveals the features of intonation in the Russian language. This manual will help foreign students learn Russian intonation, master, consolidate and improve intonation and speech skills. Work on intonation is carried out in close connection with the development of skills oral speech. The manual examines different types of intonation structures (IC). The first section presents mainly cases of neutral use of IC types; the second section describes the use of IC on complicated and more stylistically colored lexical and grammatical material. The system of exercises allows students to expand the range of use of each type of IC and actively use them in their speech. The manual can be used both in systemic university and course training. Depending on the duration of study, the level of students, their needs and interests, the material in the manual can be used selectively to practice individual topics.

This manual reveals the features of intonation in the Russian language. This manual will help foreign students learn Russian intonation, master, consolidate and improve intonation and speech skills. Work on intonation is carried out in close connection with the development of oral speech skills. The manual examines different types of intonation structures (IC). The first section presents mainly cases of neutral use of IC types; the second section describes the use of IC on complicated and more stylistically colored lexical and grammatical material. The system of exercises allows students to expand the range of use of each type of IC and actively use them in their speech. The manual can be used both in systemic university and course training. Depending on the duration of study, the level of students, their needs and interests, the material in the manual can be used selectively to practice individual topics.