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-And i… i…it's… an example of a man feeling that he's entitled to do this to a woman. I think it was disgusting.
-Philip?
-Oh, I disagree entirely. I think it's just blown out of proportion. I mean I think there are
-  {Er… but you would say that cause you're a man
- {more important things to concern ourselves about. I don't think it's a sexual act, nec… necessarily. You have to…you know… in all acts… if it.. if it were a crime, you have to con… sider intent. I mean, crime is divided into two elements. Actus reus and, um…
- {There he goes…
-There he goes (laughs). Sorry. Yeah
- {There he comes…
- {and.. and.. actus reus and mens…
- {unintelligible
- {mens rea. And the man, you have to consider his intent, and his intent, I'm sure, it wasn't any… anything sexual. He just made it. In his eyes I'm sure he, he, he was just a bit o… bit over the top.

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The fragment we are working with is from a video called “'You are joking!' LBC callers debate Luis Rubiales kiss controversy" from the London based radio station's YouTube channel. It features a brief exchange about Spanish football federation (now former) president Luis Rubiales  kissing player Jenny Hermoso.
The participants in this discussion are a radio host and two members of the audience via phonecall. The genre, therefore, is phone-in. As such, it's an example of spontaneous discourse, not prepared in advance. The tone is neutral, although at times the woman involved appears clearly upset at the man's justification of the act.
There is overlapping in the interventions, that occasionally obscures what's being said. This is due to the participants' inability to see each other's gestures and reactions while they give their opinion.

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- Some words and phases that enrich the dialogue:

Entitled → refers to when someone is allowed or qualified to do something.

Blown out of proportion → refers to when something is treated too seriously, or to overreact.

Over the top → refers to something or someone being excessively extravagant or scandalous

- Lexical chain:

sexual act- crime- actus reus- mens rea.

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* repetition of the word "intent"
* phrases to express an opinion: I disagree, I don’t think, I mean, I’m sure, I think

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Impact of lexical stress on pronunciation 

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Impact of lexical stress on pronunciation 

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Man: it's a monosyllabic noun which is always prominent. /O/

Disgusting: it's a polisyllabic adjective that comes from the noun disgust /oO/ (which doesn't follow the tendency of disyllabic adjectives) plus the phoneme -ing which is always unstressed. /oOo/

Sexual: it's a disyllabic adjective that follows the tendency of adjectives. /Oo/

Woman: Its pattern is /Oo/. It's a disyllabic word and it's a noun. It contains two vowel sounds which are the short u and schwa so it follows the tendency as the first syllable is stressed.

Concern: Its pattern is /oO/. It's a disyllabic word and it's a verb. It contains two vowel sounds which are schwa and /3:/ and this is an exception because the second syllable is stressed since it follows the tendency for verbs.

Crime: Its pattern is /O/. It's a monosyllabic word and it's a noun. It contains just one vowel sound which is /aI/ and because of that is stressed.

Disagree (OoO): This word is polisyllabic with a prefix (dis) and the main prominence stress is in the third syllable, which is the sound /i:/. Also it follows the tendency of prefix stressed.

Laugh (O): This word contains one syllable so it is monosyllabic.

Intent (oO): This word contains two syllables so it’s disyllabic. It is an exception because the prominence stress is in the second syllable, in the sound /e/ and it doesn’t follow the tendency of nouns stressed in the first syllable.

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Proportion: polisyllabic noun. The pattern follows the tendency/oOo/

Entirely: polisyllabic adverb. It follows one of the patterns for polisyllabic words/oOo/. Last syllable with a medium circle because the sound isn't reduced to schwa.

entitled: polisyllabic adjective Word, follows the tendency of /oOo/ pattern

important: polisyllabic adjective Word, follows the tendency of /oOo/ pattern
anything: is a disyllabic compound word by two monosyllabic prominent words, it follows the tendency of /OO/

Feeling: disyllabic word (verb + morpheme). It doesn't follow the tendency of prominence in the 1st syllable because of 'ING' morpheme. Pattern/Oo/

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D1
Luján Aguirre
Natalia Carabajal
Cintia Goncebat
Florencia González
Daiana Valdez

D2
Cindy Antúnez
Silvina Burgos
Ulises Dos Santos
Luz Michelle Rojas
Mónica Trejo

D3
Mia Baumann
Belén Cordary
Luciana Figueroa
Camila Paz
Graciela Sayos