I just came across the following site, which may be of interest to people doing IIC or unit 4 of MET. As you might guess from the title, the Centre for Discourse Intonation Studies, the site is devoted to David Brazil's theory of intonation, and contains some very useful examples of intonation patterns that you can listen to.
Mike McDonald
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2003)
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