The use of stress or emphasis, pitch or intonation, tempo or rate, the rhythmic or regularly reoccurring patterns of language, and appropriate phrasing is called:

a. Enunciation

c. Prosody

b. Phrasing

d. Punctuation

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Mitchell Odom

English

13 December, 19:45

The use of stress or emphasis, pitch or intonation, tempo or rate, the rhythmic or regularly reoccurring patterns of language, and appropriate phrasing is called:

a. Enunciation

c. Prosody

b. Phrasing

d. Punctuation

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The use of stress or emphasis, pitch or intonation, tempo or rate, the rhythmic or regularly reoccurring patterns of language, and appropriate phrasing is called enunciation. The answer is letter A.

The use of stress or emphasis, pitch or intonation, tempo or rate, the rhythmic or regularly reoccurring patterns of language, and appropriate phrasing is called:a. Enunciationc. Prosodyb. Phrasingd. Punctuation

The use of stress or emphasis, pitch or intonation, tempo or rate, the rhythmic or regularly reoccurring patterns of language, and appropriate phrasing is called:

a. Enunciation

c. Prosody

b. Phrasing

d. Punctuation