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Talk a Lot Focus on Connected Speech Discussion Words with Suffixes in Elementary Book 2 Of the 201 individual words with two or more syllables, 156 (78%) have suffixes, which we know are almost always unstressed. This can help us as we try to work out the word stress for each discussion word. On this page you can see all of the words with suffixes, grouped by suffix. The main groups are shown in boxes, with suffixes shown in bold. (Reference: Talk a Lot Elementary Book 2, pp.<strong>14</strong>7-151) gorilla panda umbrella marriage affair animal classical criminal final funeral mammal musical pedal organ hurricane defendant elephant catterpillar guitar hazard lizard anniversary rugby pregnancy redundancy crocodile referee eleven adolescence violence driver finger flower liver murder number passenger performer player river shoulder singer snooker spider summer supporter teenager thermometer tiger weather winner winter desert battery forest ballet cricket racquet trumpet hockey kidney monkey valley tsunami musician automatic music athletics Olympics coffin dolphin violin engine boxing flooding sailing shoplifting skiing swimming wedding tennis terrorism rabbit detective ankle drizzle muscle purple employment engagement environment instrument punishment witness piano radio stereo zero oboe arson prison season kangaroo accelerator commentator conductor indicator solicitor colour labour widow yellow menopause appeal saxophone octopus orchestra zebra giraffe biography geography mistress arrest jury mountain eighteen fifteen fourteen nineteen seventeen sixteen thirteen victim education graduation prediction qualification separation tortoise badminton skeleton eighty fifty forty ninety seventy sixty thirty twenty stadium nature temperature chorus hippopotamus reservoir divorce For more fun worksheets, games and quizzes log onto www.englishbanana.com now! Talk a Lot Elementary English Banana.com 13.6 227
Talk a Lot Focus on Connected Speech List of Noun/Verb Homographs Homographs are words which are spelled the same, but have different meanings. They often have different sounds too. The following two-syllable words can be used as either nouns (with the strong stress on the 1 st syllable) or as verbs (with the strong stress on the 2 nd syllable). For example, the noun “transport” Tran sport – stressed on the 1 st syllable – means a method of getting somewhere, whilst the verb “transport”==tran Sport – stressed on the 2 nd syllable – means to take somebody or something somewhere. Note: the words are grouped by order of prefix. The main groups are shown in boxes, with prefixes shown in bold. ally accent combine commune compost compound compress concert conduct confine conflict conscript consort construct content contest contract contrast convert convict decrease default defect desert digest discharge discount dismount entrance escort exploit export extract impact implant import incense incline increase insert insult intrigue invite object permit pervert present process produce progress project protest rebel recall recap record refill refund refuse reject relapse remake reprint research retake segment subject survey suspect torment transfer transport update uplift upset My suggestions ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ ___________________ For more fun worksheets, games and quizzes log onto www.englishbanana.com now! Talk a Lot Elementary English Banana.com <strong>14</strong>.3 228
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