3 Levels Of Syllable Stress In English

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Is there any way to know exactly where to stress more and less ?

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Unfortunately no. There are some basic rules but always exceptions.

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I would say that as a general rule, yes, use the schwa in an unstressed syllable, especially if the word has 3 or more syllables. Of course there will be exceptions (there always are) but this would definitely help your overall rhythm and timing when speaking English. I always tell my students not to worry too much about about secondary stress. If you make the vowel louder, longer, and go up in pitch on the strongest syllable and rush through (use the schwa) on the weakest syllable, everything else will just fall into place. And don't be afraid to exaggerate the contrast between the strong and weak syllables. Thanks for the great question!

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I can't see you mention half-stress? Please can you explain me?\

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When there are lots of content words in a phrase (thought group), not all content words receive the same emphasis. I like to think of it like "primary", "secondary" and "unstressed". There are KEY words. What's your thoughts on that?

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I think that is a great way of looking at it. Adding varying degrees of stress makes your speech more interesting and expressive. Thanks for sharing!

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Do you mean that words that contains prefixes have secondary stress Thanx

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Hi, and great question. No, prefixes do not always receive the secondary stress. There are a lot of variables. A few examples: The word "project". As a noun, the prefix is stressed /PRAH-jekt/, as a verb the prefix is unstressed /pruh-JEKT/. The prefix "con" sometimes it gets primary stress = "constant" = /KAHN-stuht/, sometimes it get secondary stress = "continue" = /kuhn-TIHN-tuuu/. There are some rules and patterns that can be learned, but as I said, not one overall rule to use with all prefixes. Or suffixes, for that matter. I wish there were!!! Thanks for watching.

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One syllable has stress???

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