- Pedagogy – ABC structure but it’s...l , peda+gog+y 1000 /ˈped.ə.ɡɒdʒ.i/
- The most familiar type of compounds is the one which combines two nouns and which normaly has the stress on the...:
- When suffixes -ance and -ary are attached to a stem that has more than one syllable, stress placement will depend on the final syllable of the stem, if it's strong... Otherwise, ...
- The suffixes -ance and -ary , when thery are attached to singly-syllable stems, the stress is almost always placed on the ...
- If the first element of the compound is adjectival and the second has -ed morpheme at the end, the pattern is
- Compounds in which the first element is a number, tend to have ...
- In connected speech, the stress on a final-stressed compound tends to move to a ... if the following word begins with a strongly stressed syllable (bad-tempered teacher)
- Compounds functioning as adverbs (headfirst, downstream, North-East) take...
- Compounds with first adverbial element and function as verbs (downgrade,ill-treat) take...
- In disyllabic homographs, the stress is placed on the stem if it's a ... and on prefix is it's ...
- When ending AL is added to exceptions, it does change the pattern into a ...NB: ‘politics> po’litical
- Justify the choice of the syllable that carries primary stress:- Start at the ...- Look at the ...- Distinguish stress-neutral endings from stress-imposing endings- When there are several stress-imposing endings, ...- Sometimes, depending on the rule that corresponds to a given ending, you will also count the syllables- Look at the grammatical category of the word.
- When you have several endings like in the word nationalistic , the place of secondary stress will be due to...nation
- Ending ATE: 2 syllables, ... > primary stress on the ... 01: dictate, migrate2 syllables, ..., > primary stress on the ... 10: curate, climate3 syllables or more > (-) 100 –stress on the syllable ... – negotiate, humiliate, initiate, congratulate
- Endings -ic/-ish , what is the pattern?
- Ic(climatic, linguistic, acoustics) is a stress-imposing ending resulting in pattern
- Ish for adhectives doesn't affect stress placement(ex: yellowish) but verbs with stems of more than one syllable always have the stress ...
- Ending AL: ...= primary stress before the ending: elemental, sentimental, departmentalOtherwise neutral.
- For pseudo-compounds, there are three patterns associated with three construction types:1....2. ...3. ...
- How do you pronounce the word stallion? What's the pattern?