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| for example: let's us the word Literacy. The dictionary shows the word as: lit'eracy or lit'er e se Where is the pitch when I read this in the dictionary? |
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| If by "pitch" you mean the stressed syllable, dictionaries usually indicate this by change of font>> [lit-er-uh-see] |
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