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Process of accentuation

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Process of accentuation
 

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Let's learn about accentuation

by Victoria Nuñez;;
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Vocatives are accented when they are at the beginning of utterance, but they might be accented in final position (only in certain situations)

2

Adverbs of time and place at the end of a clause are always accented, even when they provide predictable or background information.

3

The pro-form ONE when used as a mass noun is not accented

4

Reporting clauses such as he said or she asked are usually unaccented and form part of the tail of the intonation phrase.

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Expressions like "the man" or "the other woman" are ALWAYS accented

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In the expression "the only" one ONE is accented

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