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The Learning Studio> Spoken English Course> Week 7> πŸ“˜ Day 5 – Role-play + Review Day

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Emotion + Stress 
  1. “I’m really tired today.” (emotion: exhaustion)
  2. “She didn’t even say goodbye!” (emotion: hurt)
  3. “Can you PLEASE stop shouting?” (stress on 'please' = frustration)
  4. “I walked home alone.” (past /t/ ending)
  5. “We waited a long time.” (past /Ιͺd/)
  6. “Are you okay?” (rising tone = concern)
  7. “You never listen to me.” (emotion: anger or sadness)
  8. “I loved the food!” (past /d/, happy tone)
  9. “This is not what I asked for.” (stress = contrast/disappointment)
  10. “Do you need help?” (rising tone = offer)
  11. “I cleaned the house.” (past /d/)
  12. “Why are you so late?” (emotion: frustration)
  13. “I’m excited for the trip!” (emotion: happiness)
  14. “He opened the door slowly.” (past /Ιͺd/)
  15. “Don’t talk to me like that!” (emotion: anger)
  16. “We watched the movie last night.” (past /t/)
  17. “You scared me!” (emotion: shock/fear)
  18. “Is that your final answer?” (stress = checking)
  19. “I like your new haircut.” (present, friendly tone)
  20. “She played the piano beautifully.” (past /d/, admiration)
  21. “I didn’t mean to hurt you.” (apology)
  22. “That joke was really funny!” (laughing tone)
  23. “Where did you go yesterday?” (rising tone = question)
  24. “I missed the bus again.” (past /t/, frustration)
  25. “He hated the ending of the movie.” (past /Ιͺd/)
  26. “Come here, now!” (urgency)
  27. “I lost my keys.” (emotion: worry)
  28. “Please, help me!” (pleading tone)
  29. “You’re always late!” (emotion: irritation)
  30. “She painted the wall herself.” (past /Ιͺd/)
  31. “That’s amazing!” (happy surprise)
  32. “I studied all night for the test.” (past /Ιͺd/)
  33. “Are you coming or not?” (rising tone = demand)
  34. “We danced all evening.” (past /t/)
  35. “Why didn’t you call me?” (emotion: confusion)
  36. “They invited everyone except me.” (past /Ιͺd/, hurt)
  37. “You’re joking, right?” (rising tone = disbelief)
  38. “I waited for hours.” (past /Ιͺd/, emotion: tiredness)
  39. “He passed the exam.” (past /t/, happy tone)
  40. “We talked for a long time.” (past /t/)
  41. “You surprised me!” (past /d/, emotion: joy)
  42. “That’s not what I said.” (stress = contradiction)
  43. “Can you repeat that?” (rising tone = confusion)
  44. “You’re being too loud!” (frustration)
  45. “Let’s eat now.” (stress = action)
  46. “I worked so hard!” (past /t/, pride or frustration)
  47. “I’m not angry.” (emotion = denial)
  48. “She listened carefully.” (past /d/, emotion: attention)
  49. “You scared the kids.” (past /d/, serious tone)
  50. “We arrived late.” (past /d/)
  51. “That’s exactly what I meant.” (stress on ‘exactly’ = emphasis)
  52. “She promised to come.” (past /t/)
  53. “Did you finish your homework?” (rising tone = question)
  54. “He borrowed my pen.” (past /d/, neutral tone)
  55. “I stayed up all night.” (past /d/)
  56. “This feels wrong.” (stress = emotion: discomfort)
  57. “We started early.” (past /Ιͺd/)
  58. “You copied my answer!” (accusation)
  59. “He climbed the mountain.” (past /d/)
  60. “I just wanted to help.” (emotion: sincerity)

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Ashish Pithadiya
Hello! I am pleased to introduce myself (Ashish Pithadiya) as a lecturer at PNR Shah Mahila Arts and Commerce College, Palitana. I hold a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in English Literature, which makes me well-equipped to guide and mentor students in this subject area. As a visiting faculty member, I am committed to providing a stimulating and engaging learning experience for my students. I believe that literature has the power to transform individuals and society, and I am passionate about sharing this belief with my students. I strive to create a supportive and inclusive learning environment where students feel comfortable expressing their ideas and opinions.