Syllable Stress
The rhythm of English is based on stress patterns.
In this lesson, we compare 2-syllable homographs.
Now it’s your turn.
Here’s your audio pronunciation quiz.
Listen carefully to each word.
Is the word a noun or a verb?
Stressed on the 1st or the 2nd syllable?
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Thank you very much.
Some pronunciations are much clearer now.
I often had troubles with hearing and writing a word down.
Best wishes
Elke
Thank you, Elke. These 2-syllable homographs are a particular problem because the stress can change the meaning completely. In this video, the prime example is: a desert (sand) and to desert (to abandon).
Eva
Thank you very much! I have only one mistake
That’s progress.
12/12
Got’em all right. It’s still possible to make a mistake, but I really do understand the concept now.
Thanks a ton!
Good morning.
Thank you Eva! This certainly helps me as an English speaker to help others : ) I appreciate knowing the differences in the stress.
Blessings,
Tanya
Thank you, Tanya. I’m glad my work is useful to you.
Eva
Thanks 🙏🙏🙏
I got the answers I needed
with the correct audio pronunciation. It helped a lot.
Thanks 🙏🙏🙏
I got the answers I needed
with the correct audio pronunciation. It helped a lot.
Good. I’m glad my work is useful to you.
Take care.
Eva
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