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Stress: Components

• What do you actually do to indicate the

stress

The vowel in the stressed ‘syllable’ (beat,

usually having a vowel) is:

– Longer (in duration)

– Louder (in volume)

– Higher (in pitch)

– Clearer (in articulation)

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Meaning: Answer 1. What’s in the desert Sand. 2. What’s in the dessert Sugar.

Stress: Components • What do you actually do to indicate the stress The vowel in the stressed ‘syllable’ (beat, usually having a vowel) is: – Longer (in duration) – Louder (in volume) – Higher (in pitch) – Clearer (in articulation)

Page 1 and 2: Fine Tune Your Accent Session 1: Wo
Page 3: Meaning 1. What’s in the desert S
Page 7 and 8: Stress: Unstressed syllable • Now
Page 9 and 10: Answer • What is the most common
Page 11 and 12: Practice II: Pitch Movement • Do
Page 13 and 14: Practice III: Suffix Rules • Prac
Page 15 and 16: Practice IV: Parts of Speech • Do
Page 17 and 18: Consultations • If you’d like i
Page 19 and 20: Workshop Evaluations Thank you!

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