Master Word Stress: 9 Essential Rules! - English Pronunciation 

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Thank you for the simple and clear explanation. Didn't know those rules. They're very helpful and this lesson is much much better than many English textbooks. I also repeat after or shadow the speakers of various audio sources.

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Word stress sometimes make me stressed. - Anonymous Thank you , Liz for this valuable lesson. Love and peace.

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You're right, Liz! "Antepenultimate syllable" went right under my radar. Very interesting! In Spanish, where I studied stress in the rules for placing accents, "penúltima" is the same as English, but antepenultimate has its own word, "esdrújula" which I always thought was rather uniquely ugly.

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I am an engineering major and now l am learning about phonetic symbol for my English course. At first, I was not even sure what language is this and what kind of thing this is. I was pretty frustrated about this whole thing but now I am surprised at myself how far l have come. I can read dictionary now and l can write words with their phonetic symbols. I told my brother that l know latin and showed him words written with these symbols!

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Hiya Liz ! Hope you are well When saying 'Twenty one ' I think more stress is on 'one' Also I've seen it on both words equally. What is better Liz?

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Thank you 🙏 I'm completely out of tune so it's hard understand where there is a stress!

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Thanks for the lecture. Pls how do you stress words that ends with -sm

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Hello! What about the word Handcraftman

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Great teacher and great lesson Liz 😘 i have a question what do think about Michael Swan's book ( practical english usage ) ?? 😁

Thanks Liz. Question : I'm watching a US movie, and "You have to" is pronounced həftə (and not həvtə) Do we also pronounce həftə in British English ?

waʊ, ðɪs wɒz səʊ ˈhɛlpfʊl, ə ˈprɒpər ˌɛkspləˈneɪʃᵊn!

Good teacher. You should have mentioned exceptions if any to the rules.

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I'm a native English speaker and didn't realize we do this. I thought we all just spoke basically flat. I was very wrong. 😂 Even knowing this exists it's hard for me to not stress words.

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What about words with 3 syllables such as "government" and idea(i'dea) is a nown then why is the stress in second second syllable pls say I have an exam tommorow

I have such a hard time trying to pronounce the words "effortless" "effortlessly" "effortlessness". There are two main reasons for this: Reason # 1. The "t" sound: I know that in natural spoken english an american native speaker don't pronounce a "true t" like "tap" or "table", instead they pronounce a "held t" = the tip of the tongue touches the bony bump behind the upper teeth (AKA alveolar ridge), however there is no air release. I CAN'T do it naturally Reason # 2. Word stress: In my native language, Brazilian Portuguese, when a word has four or more syllables, the stress can only fall in one of the last three syllables in a word. In two syllable-words the stress pattern can be: DA da ( BOla, MAla) or da DA ( caJU, aMOR). In three-syllable words the stress pattern can be: da da DA (profesSOR, abriCÓ bamboLÊ), da DA da ( toMAte, baNAna, aÇUcar), DA da da (sílaba, fôlego, música). So, in a four-syllable word , five-syllable word or any other multi-syllable word, it doesn't matter how many syllables the word has, the stress can only fall in one of the last three syllables, so the stress patterns can be: da da da DA ( last Syllable): man je ri CÃO da da DA da (second to last Syllable): res pon SÁ vel da DA da da (third to last Syllable) : his TÓ ri co. In English however, if we count the syllables backwords, the stress can falls in the fourth to last Syllable: DA da da da : *EF* fort less ly *EF* fort less ness. Another crazy example is the word "Veterinary" which has five syllables and has the stress on the first syllable or on the fifth to last syllable (counting backwords): DA da da da da: *VET* er i nar y I'm not accostumed to these stress patterns, so that's why is pretty difficult for me

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00 *🗣️ Word Stress and its Importance* - Understanding word stress is crucial for clear pronunciation in English. 01:00 *🔉 Types of Word Stress (Primary, Secondary, Weak)* - Primary stress is the emphasis on certain syllables in a word. - Secondary stress occurs in longer words. - Weak stress is where there is no stress at all on the syllable. 04:06 *📝 Rules for Stressing Syllables in Words* - Two-syllable nouns have the main stress on the first syllable. - Two-syllable adjectives also have the main stress on the first syllable. - Two-syllable verbs tend to have the stress on the second syllable. Made with HARPA AI

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1.Two.syllable word,strees the first syllybal 2 2 syllble adhective stress first 3.Two syble verb,strss first syllable. 4.word ending ic,stress before last syllable. 5.word ending sion,tion stress before sion,tion. 6 word ending cy,ty,phy,,py,gy ,al,stress befor thid sybllale of last syllabe,. 8.compoud noun stress first syllable. 9.compound adjective stress second syllable. Exeption.'Education,'Educate, edu'cational . I got it.

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Ahh, I forgot: Love & Peace = Amor y Paz

Psychology does not have the stress on the penultimate syllable.

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English speakers, stop stressing words! They're being traumatized.

the 3rd rule is just wrong..