Some prosodic features of checking and yes-no questions in African American English

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The talk aimed to: explain variation in boundary tones in interrogatives (yes-no and checking questions) spoken by African Americans compare the intonation in Standard English defined in literature( Standard British English, StBrE) with the intonation of African American English

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