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A stressed syllable is the syllable emphasized. For example, the word "about" is stressed at the end. You pronounce it as uh-bout. The stressed syllable will most likely be indicated in your English dictionary; it is usually bold.
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- 26-Nov-2010, 07:27 #1
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What is meant by "Weak and Strong syllable" ? Hello ..,
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What is meant by Weak and strong Syllable ?
- 26-Nov-2010, 08:07 #2
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Re: What is meant by "Weak and Strong syllable" ? Thanks a lot buddy .
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