Questions with rising intonation

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like sunny

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days it went up at the end to show that

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I'm asking a question when do we use

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intonation in a question this is mainly

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when you're showing that you're

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surprised or shocked so you might say

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with a shocked voice that's salt here we

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have a statement that is salt but I know

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that it's a shocked surprised question

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because of your intonation that's salt

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it's going up at the end

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maybe you're surprised because usually

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salt is small and fine but here I have

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been

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pieces of salt they actually go in a

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salt lamp that I have it makes a nice

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pink color but you might be surprised

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that salt this is a great way to use

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intonation questions or you might ask

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vanessa's from the US here we know that

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you're shocked you're surprised because

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you're using an intonation question

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maybe you thought that my name vanessa

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is brazilian or italian or from another

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country but nope I'm from the US my name

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is just an international name but you

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can use this intonation question

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Vanessa's from the US make sure that you

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licked your voice at the end and now

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it's