Stress & Intonation — Jumping Frog Vocabulary

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Word stress rules A-E

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Stress & Intonation — Jumping Frog Vocabulary


Froggy Jumps Stress & Intonation — Jumping Frog VocabularyVersion en ligne Word stress rules A-E par Joshua Masis 1 Rule A — as a NOUN (goods sent abroad), stress the FIRST syllable. a exPORT b EXport c EXported 2 Rule B — as a VERB (to send goods abroad), stress the LAST syllable. a EXport b EXported c exPORT 3 Rule A — as a NOUN (a thing), stress the FIRST syllable. a OBject b obJECT c OBjected 4 Rule B — as a VERB (to disagree), stress the LAST syllable. a obJECT b OBjected c OBject 5 Rule A — as a NOUN (forward movement), stress the FIRST syllable. a PROgressed b PROgress c proGRESS 6 Rule B — as a VERB (to move forward), stress the LAST syllable. a proGRESS b PROgressed c PROgress 7 Rule A — as a NOUN (a public demonstration), stress the FIRST syllable. a PROtested b PROtest c proTEST 8 Rule B — as a VERB (to object publicly), stress the LAST syllable. a proTEST b PROtest c PROtested 9 Rule A — as a NOUN (a possible culprit), stress the FIRST syllable. a susPECT b SUSpected c SUSpect 10 Rule B — as a VERB (to believe something is true), stress the LAST syllable. a SUSpected b SUSpect c susPECT 11 Rule A — as a NOUN (a disagreement), stress the FIRST syllable. a CONflicted b CONflict c conFLICT 12 Rule B — as a VERB (to clash), stress the LAST syllable. a CONflict b conFLICT c CONflicted 13 The base noun for a picture — stress the FIRST syllable. a PHOtograph b photoGRAPHic c phoTOgraphy 14 Rule C — words ending in -ic take penultimate stress. a geoGRAPHy b geoGRAPHic c GEOgraphic 15 Rule D — words ending in -cy take antepenultimate stress. a deMOcracy b DEmocracy c democRAtic 16 Rule C — words ending in -sion take penultimate stress. a TELevision b teleVIsion c televiSIONal 17 Rule E — compound nouns stress the FIRST part. a BLACK-bird b BLACKbird c blackBIRD 18 Rule E — compound adjectives stress the SECOND part. a old-FASHioned b OLD-FASHIONED c OLD-fashioned

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Stress & Intonation — Jumping Frog Vocabulary

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Stress & Intonation — Jumping Frog VocabularyVersion en ligne

par Joshua Masis

Rule A — as a NOUN (goods sent abroad), stress the FIRST syllable.

Rule B — as a VERB (to send goods abroad), stress the LAST syllable.

Rule A — as a NOUN (a thing), stress the FIRST syllable.

Rule B — as a VERB (to disagree), stress the LAST syllable.

Rule A — as a NOUN (forward movement), stress the FIRST syllable.

Rule B — as a VERB (to move forward), stress the LAST syllable.

Rule A — as a NOUN (a public demonstration), stress the FIRST syllable.

Rule B — as a VERB (to object publicly), stress the LAST syllable.

Rule A — as a NOUN (a possible culprit), stress the FIRST syllable.

Rule B — as a VERB (to believe something is true), stress the LAST syllable.

Rule A — as a NOUN (a disagreement), stress the FIRST syllable.

Rule B — as a VERB (to clash), stress the LAST syllable.

The base noun for a picture — stress the FIRST syllable.

Rule C — words ending in -ic take penultimate stress.

Rule D — words ending in -cy take antepenultimate stress.

Rule C — words ending in -sion take penultimate stress.

Rule E — compound nouns stress the FIRST part.

Rule E — compound adjectives stress the SECOND part.