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How do you read a question differently than a statement? "Do we need the greenhouse effect?"

How do you read a question differently than a statement? "Do we need the greenhouse effect?"
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How do you read a question differently than a statement?

"Do we need the greenhouse effect?"

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A statement is read mainly monotonous. A question is read with a rising voice at the end of the question.

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