I just have a quick question about question 9 in the final test.
While I am aware that you only went through spelling, grammar, pronunciation, and vocabulary, if we were to talk about English in general, intonations are part of speaking and some tests such as IELTS (International English Language Testing System) or OPic (oral proficiency interview by computer) speaking exams requires you to practice intonation and actually gives you additional point for your accent and intonation. I understand that the exam is based on what we have learned but intonation itself is actually being tested during real English exams. I couldn't possibly just ignore this fact because it was an obstacle I faced when going through those exams. I felt from watching your lessons is that we should be able to apply it in real life and how I see this isn't actually wrong but more correct(not saying you are wrong. I fully respect what you have said in every lesson). I would really appreciate it if you could look over this question from my perspective. 

thank you as always.
Seung Jun, Jeong