The Study on the English Intonation Acquisition of Non-English Majors
Abstract
In recent years, English intonation acquisition has become a hot topic. This paper attempts to study the intonation acquisition of the Non-English majors. Study shows that Non-English majors have no awareness of intonation when they speaking English and they don’t know how to use it correctly.References
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