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Musicgold Posted 15 years ago
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Am I stressing correct words? March 24

Hi,



The bold words in the following text represent stressed words. The sentences are from this video: http://lybio.net/jennifer-aniston-goes-viral-smartwater/commercials/ .

Am I stressing the correct words?



Hi, I am Jen Aniston and I’m here to talk to you about smartwater. But in this day and age apparently, I can’t just do that, can I? Can’t just tell you that smartwater is the smartest, best testing water that’s out there.….This is why I have these three lovely internet boys here to help me…Okay that is enough. Let’s try to think of something else…well in closing I would like to say that smartwater is the purest testing water there is.



Thanks,



MG.
  

Top answer

I cannot listen to the video but I doubt that "you" is emphasized in the first line, unless there is some other person who is an option. ") By the way, it must be "best tasting", not "best testing".

— TeacherJoe

  • I cannot listen to the video but I doubt that "you" is emphasized in the first line, unless there is some other person who is an option.
  • ") By the way, it must be "best tasting", not "best testing".
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I cannot listen to the video but I doubt that "you" is emphasized in the first line, unless there is some other person who is an option. ("I'm not talking to THAT person, I'm talking to YOU!")

By the way, it must be "best tasting", not "best testing".
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