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Who
What
How

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Fresh
Green

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Suddenly
Carefully

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Run
Read

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Cat
Bus
glasses

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Has a change in pitch on a long, clear vowel.

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Can notice how the stressed syllable is extra long and clear and has a pitch change

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In a sentence is usually a content word.

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Is the most important word.

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The stressed syllable of a focus word is extra long, extra clear, has a pitch .

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New though in the conversation.

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At the beginning of a conversation

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Example:
'Alfred fought with the vikings and won the battle by the thorn tree'.

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My cat eats FISH.

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I don't know whY he eats that way.

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Is usually the last content word in a phrase or sentence.

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Example:
‘We flew over the mountains at dawn'.

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Pronouns, prepositions, conjunctions, determiners, qualifiers/intensifiers and interrogatives.

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Are pronounced louder and with a higher pitch than the other words in a sentence.

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Made of:

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They are much fewer and generally do not change as English adds and omits content words.

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They also create structural relationships.

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Exist to explain grammatical relationships into which the content words may fit.

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Made of:

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Nouns, main verbs, adverbs, adjectives,and question words are content words.

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Have meaning, and they can be compared to grammatical words, which are structural.

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Are words that carry the most information in a sentence.

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Auxiliary verbs and the word “not” are normally contracted and connected to the word that comes before them. It elps to make these structure words less noticeable, and makes the more important words easier to notice.

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Pronouns like “he” and “her” that begin with the letter -h- are reduced by making the -h- silent. The vowel sound after the silent -h- links with the word that comes before it.

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The structure word is also de-emphasize is by reducing the vowel word to “schwa” and reducing the “and”.

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It means to make a word smaller.

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Pronouns, prepositions, articles, “to be” verbs, conjunctions, and auxiliary verbs are structure words.

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Structure words are short words like “the” and “to” that don’t carry as much information as content words.

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Most words that are not content words are structure words.

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Pronounced as a single words, with stress on the first part.

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Commonly stressed on the second syllable.

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Used as a noun or a verb, the verb is usually stressed on the second syllable.

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End with -tion, -sion, or -cian, the stressed syllables comes just before these three.

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Two-syllable words are usually stressed on the first syllable.

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Stress rules for vowel length and vowel clarity

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Stress rules for vowel length and vowel clarity

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Reduced vowel.

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Most common vowel sound in English.

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Stress on second part (Bad TEMpered, overFLOW).

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Stress on first part (BLACKbird,GREENhouse).

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Ending in -al (CRItical).

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Ending in -cy, -ty, -phy, -gy (deMOcracy, phoTOgraphy, geOLogy).

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Ending in -sion and -tion (reveLAtion, teleVIsion).

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Ending in -ic (GRAPHic, geoLOGic).

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Most 2-syllable verbs (preSENT, exPORT).

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Most 2-syllable adjectives (HAPpy, SLENder, CLEVer).

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Most 2-syllable nouns. (CHIna, TAble, PRESent).

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Pronounced with its relative vowel sound.

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One vowel letter in the STRESSED syllable.

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Silent.

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Pronounced with its alphabet sound.

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Two vowel letters in the STRESSED syllable.

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Every English word of more than one syllable, one syllable is stressed the most.