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| One of the issue for a non-native English speaker is pronunciation, and i'm not an exeption. search around the internet, i found many rules for word's main stress but it will be great for me to know your ideas. Thanks. |
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| Hi Ryonan A word's primary, secondary, even tertiary stress is listed in dictionaries. Try Dictionary.com. Stressed syllables are in bold; e.g., banana, and if you click on the speaker icon you will hear the word pronounced. |
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| further more, you should keep that in mind for later use, if not you will never learn any new |
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