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Test your stress knowledge in quick true/false rounds.

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Test your stress knowledge in quick true/false rounds.

by ASALOY Moydinjonova
1

Is word stress the part of a word said more strongly?

2

Is every English word stressed on all syllables equally?

3

Can stress change the meaning of a word like ‘import’?

4

Is ‘table’ stressed on the second syllable?

5

Do 2-syllable verbs usually have stress on the second syllable?

6

Is ‘information’ stressed on the last syllable?

7

Does the stress symbol (ˈ) show which syllable is stressed?

8

Is stress always at the beginning of the word?

9

Can word stress make speech clearer and more natural?

10

Is ‘comfortable’ stressed on the second syllable?

11

Do words ending in “-tion” usually have stress on the syllable before it?

12

Is ignoring stress recommended for clear pronunciation?

13

Is ‘relax’ stressed on the second syllable?

14

Is the stressed syllable usually said louder and longer?

15

Do all 3-syllable words have stress on the first syllable?

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