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What is stress in English language and what are the types of words based on syllable count?
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Stress
Stress is when a word is pronounced with the first syllable sounding stronger than the other.
Mono Syllabic words
Mono syllabic words are words with only one syllable. E.g. Car, fish
Bisylabbic/Disyllabic words
These are words that consist of two syllables. E.g. far-mer, tea-cher, Ta-ble, Mo-ther, Sis-ter
Multi/Poly Syllabic words
These are words that contain three or more than three syllables. E.g. Comm-uni-ca-tion, In-for-ma-tion, Tech-no-lo-gy, foot-baller
Structures of a Syllable
- The structure Ultimate (final syllable)
- Penultimate (The second to the last syllable)
- Antepenultimate (The third to the last syllable)
- The first syllable
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