There are 10 useful rules for English learners to study if they want to improve their spoken English especially in terms of rhythm and intonation. Those 10 rules would certainly help those students undertaking the PTE academic exam who are not getting a very good score on pronunciation and oral communication. The 10 rules will also make it easier for students to find the schwa sound, the most common sound in the English language.

ESL: English is a Stress-Timed language. That means you need contrast between stressed and unstressed syllables -- unstressed words may reduce, and will be low in pitch and flatter in shape. In other words, you DON'T pronounce every word fully and clearly!!

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In this video Liz teaches you the secret to fluent English by mastering syllables and word stress. By understanding how syllables and word stress work together, you'll be able to speak English with more accuracy and fluency!

This video is perfect for English learners who want to improve their pronunciation and fluency. By learning how syllables and word stress work together, you'll be able to speak English with more accuracy and fluency!

00:00 Why Syllables are Important
00:35 Syllables Explained
02:14 Syllables & Word Stress
02:25 Syllables & the Schwa
03:59 2 Syllable Practice
05:08 3 Syllable Practice
06:44 Spot the Stressed Syllable
09:08 Getting the Stress Wrong
09:34 3 Stress RULES
10:28 Word Formation
10:48 Prefixes
11:47 Suffixes
12:11 The Importance of Syllable Patterns

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01:15 What is the primary stress?
03:40 Examples of the primary stress: unite, condition
4:54 Two ways to identify the primary stress in words
9:54 How to predict the primary stress in certain situations
13:12 My 3-step system for identifying and practicing the primary stress
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00:00 Introduction
00:39 Stress & Syllables Explained
01:52 3 Types of Stress
03:52 The 9 Stress Rules


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Syllable & Word Stress rules for 100% Correct Pronunciation | Pronounce English Words Clearly | Speak English like a Native #pronunciation #syllablestress #accent

You always get Confused with word stress (or syllable stress) and end up with wrong English pronunciations. Follow the rules for Intonation and word stress in this English lesson to pronounce English words clearly and correctly. English pronunciations are tricky and you would improve only by understanding the rules to stress, nouns, adjectives, verbs and prepositions correctly in a sentence. This English pronunciation lesson by Ceema would help you pronounce correctly, Improve your accent and speak fluent English like a native English speaker.

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In this video we are going to have a look at word stress in English. It is important to know which part, or better which syllable, in a word is more prominent so that the word sounds right and so that people understand it when we say it. You will learn that only one syllable in a word is stressed (= carries the primary stress) and we will look at examples so you can see that a stressed syllable is: 1. longer, 2. louder, 3. has a change in pitch, 4. is easier to hear and 5. results in larger facial movements. We will go over multiple examples and you will also learn how to recognise word stress in the phonemic transcript in dictionaries.

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1:52 What is word stress? - a definition
3:04 Examples (stress bubbles, stress indication in dictionaries)
8:09 How do we identify word stress?
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5:28 Suffixes -ic / -tion / -sion
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What's the difference between hurricane and Harry Kane? And what's the difference between the Super Bowl and a super bowl? Well, the answer is word stress, and it's a really important aspect of pronunciation. And today I'm going to teach you 8 simple word stress rules so that you can speak English more clearly and accurately. Let's go.

So before we start, there is a simple way for you to know where the stressed syllable is in every word in English, and that is by just learning some basic phonetics. If you look in the dictionary and see the phonetic transcription for a word, there is a little apostrophe type thing just before the stressed syllable in every word. And every word in English has just one stressed syllable. So look at these words and also listen to hear how I stress the stressed syllable in these words. Photograph, photograph. Here the stressed syllable is the first syllable, pho- photograph. Photography, photography. See the little apostrophe before the second syllable? Photography. And photographic, photographic. Here we stress the third syllable, photographic, and you have the little ' before that in the phonetic transcription. So learn some phonetics, it will make your life easier, I promise.

Okay, so let's have a look now at these 8 simple rules. Every rule has exceptions in English, so maybe we should call them guidelines, whatever you want to call them. We have 8 simple ways for you to speak more clearly using correct word stress in English. So let's go.

Okay, the first rule is related to words that have 2 syllables. So look at these nouns that have 2 syllables and tell me where the stress is. Campus, county, maker, picture, water, entry. That's right. With 2 syllable nouns, the stress goes on the first syllable. Now, listen to these adjectives. Happy, pretty, royal, mobile, local. Again, with nouns and adjectives that have 2 syllables, we stress the first syllable. And don't worry, I've put all these examples and a summary of all today's rules in a free worksheet for you. You can download that PDF and get all of these examples and rules for your reference just for you. There's a link up there and there's a link in the description too.

Okay, let's have a look at some more words with 2 syllables. Okay, rule 2 also relates to words that have 2 syllables, but in this case, we're looking at verbs. So listen to these verbs and tell me where the stress is. Repeat, collect, forgive, allow, prefer, impose. That's right. With verbs that have 2 syllables, the stress is on the second syllable. And yes, there are exceptions. Feel free to write any exceptions in the comments, but generally, this rule is true.

Now, there are some situations where we have one word that can be a verb and a noun. So what do we do in those situations? Well, that's rule number 3.

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To pronounce English words correctly and clearly you have to understand Word Stress (Syllable Stress), or how some syllables stand out and receive more emphasis than others. In Part 1 of this American accent training series on Word Stress we answer the question "What is a syllable?"

Being able to identify and pronounce stressed syllables will improve the natural flow and clarity of your spoken English by leaps and bounds! This is arguably the most important concept in American English pronunciation if your goal is to sound more clear and natural in your English.

So, I've broken this lesson into three parts:

Part 1: What is a Syllable? Identifying Syllables (can you hear them all?)

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Do you find English pronunciation difficult? Jiri teaches us about word stress and how emphasizing different syllables in a word can change its meaning. What English words do you find difficult to pronounce? Share them in the comments below.

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You can change the meaning of a word depending on where you put the stress. Stressful right?!

In today's Mini English lesson, Kate, explains word stress patterns, and gives tips on how to make sure you put the stress in the correct place.

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What are the rules for word stress in English? In this video I talk about 8 different rules for basic word stress and also talk briefly about sentence stress and how it changes the pronunciation of strong and weak forms of words when speaking English.

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00:00 - What is word stress in English? (Intro)
00:27 - English classes! (Preply)
01:25 - What is a syllable?
02:58 - Stress on 2 syllable nouns
03:52 - Stress on 2 syllable adjectives
04:22 - Stress on 2 syllable verbs
06:15 - Words ending in "-ic"
06:47 - Words ending in "-tion" and "-sion"
07:40 - Words ending in "-cy", "-ty", "-phy", "-gy" and "-sy"
08:47 - Words ending in "-al"
09:32 - Sentence stress - strong and weak forms of words
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Speak English clearly and be understood!
Word stress (or syllable stress) is important because syllables in English words are not all equal! This video lesson will show you how to recognise and practice word stress (or syllable stress) correctly.
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Word stress is important – incorrectly pronounced words can cause misunderstandings, confusion, embarrassment and frustration. Join Dan and Sian as they discuss tips for teaching word stress.

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Word Stress in English can be challenging for English learners who are trying to improve their speaking skills. Luckily for you, I've got a few VERY USEFUL tips to help you pronounce some common nouns and verbs correctly. No more mistakes!

If you don't know how to pronounce multi-syllable words in English, you'll find this lesson extremely useful!

(HINT: As a GENERAL rule, most two syllable English NOUNS are stressed on the first syllable! And most two syllable English VERBS are stressed on the second syllable!)

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