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- 07-Jun-2007, 04:59 #1Unregistered Guest
stressed syllables What are stressed syllables?
- 07-Jun-2007, 09:12 #2
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Re: stressed syllables In English, a word has a rhythm - some parts are heavier in sound/tone than others. For example - ex/ample is stressed on the second syllable; e/du/ca/tion is stressed on the third syllable; syll/able is stressed on the first syllable
- 24-Jan-2008, 10:56 #3
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Re: stressed syllables Are they true,dear teacher?
SPOken
PROduce(n)
proDUCE(v)
HOWever
VOcabuLAry
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