Stress is Critical in English. But This Is NOT Taught. PROduce vs. proDUCE | Bakul Soman

[@Bakul-Soman]

Here are the links to the 2 videos about stress timing and word stress patterns that I mention in this video:
1)Stress-timing: ruclips.net/video/mTw6NTREkW0/видео.html
2) Word-stress: ruclips.net/video/H7mCbk_GH54/видео.html

[@rahulnaik632]

Brilliant lesson! Very fascinating indeed.

[@Bakul-Soman]

Thank you!!🙏🙏❤️❤️

[@Ali.ab86]

Thank you so much

[@Bakul-Soman]

Thank you for watching, and leaving me a comment!🙂🙏

[@rahulnaik632]

Notice that although object is pronounced the way you did when used as a noun, when we use the the word “objectify” … it becomes a verb but still retains the stress pattern of a noun. So…. Fascinating!

[@Bakul-Soman]

Oh, that's interesting. I pronounce it the way I pronounce obJECT as a verb. obJECtify...

[@baipallijagdeeshwarrao9207]

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