Sentence Stress: Content and Function Words
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- Опубликовано: 6 дек 2017
- Learning the rhythm of English is important for sounding natural. English is a stress-timed language. Some syllables have more stress than other syllables. This video is full of examples and activities for you to practice.
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1:08 Content words and function words
4:10 Content/function examples: call doctor & lost wallet
6:15 Timed sentences: Cats chase mice & Birds fly south.
8:10 Stressed and unstressed syllables (oOOo) EXPLANATION
9:12 Matching patterns in sentences ACTIVITY
11:00 Answers
11:38 DA DA guessing game #1
13:30 DA DA guessing game #2
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Thank you for your kindness explain this lesson. This is very helpful btw if I wanna say noun phrase example: beautiful girl, Should I stress the both of them?
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This is very useful. Thank you. What happens when we have three content words in a row? For example: “I DON’T KNOW WHAT you’re saying.” Do we have to select the most important one(s) based on the context? Thank you! 🤓
Yes, you could focus on the most important one. We also often blend words together (link words). In your example, we'd likely say: I dunno what you're saying."
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I sometimes only use the stressed words when writing a text/sms. But only with close friends and family or in an emergency.
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What is your opinion about the exceptions to this rule?. Because there are many tendencies where the function words can be stressed in a sentence. like contrast, new information, adverbial in final position, etc. I think that tey are ridiculous rules because it always depends of the speaker context, it can alwas can vary. Im studing Phonetics and dont find the sense to these rules.
English has many exceptions, unfortunately. This is true for both grammar and pronunciation rules, but it doesn't mean the rules aren't useful. But if you don't find them helpful, ignore them! 😉
@@ExtraEnglishPractice regretably , I can't choose, I have to pass the exam haha! But as I said is for me is very subjective. Anyway, thanks for reply.
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I have one question! Why do not 'what' have stress in this sentence ' what's your favourite food?'... you said at the beginning of the video question words are content words, but at 14:06, What does not have any stress? if you do not mind, could you clarify for me?
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Hello. I am trying to pronounce the word TO but I am trying to find some of the reasons why Americans pronounce TO with a clear vowel sometimes (especially when it must be reduced and it is not at the end of a phrase and you are not pacing stopping for thinking of the next word or using it as a single word or talking about that word) instead of a schwa vowel, for example, I AM GOING "TO" REPEAT IT. Is it clear to emphatize the verb TO REPEAT or just a pronunciation or a colloquial speech shift with friends?????????
There is such a wide range of pronunciations for any sound or feature depending on an equally wide range of variables. Who is the person speaking to? What is the intent of the statement? What is his/her emotional state? Typically "going to" is reduced to "gonna", so if "going" is stated clearly, it is not completely surprising that the "to" is also unreduced in this case.
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Hello, why is this sentence grammatically incorect? "You should call the doctor because my leg is broken"
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EEP team please tell me English is a__________ Language?
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@@ExtraEnglishPractice Thanks for reply. Its a Google information. English is a stress-timed language. That means some syllables will be longer, and some will be shorter. Many languages, however, are syllable-timed, which means each syllable has the same length.
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