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Rajeshh Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Do you know this Can you tell me?
When ever a word is given.
For example if the word “PLEASE” is given
Which alphabet we have to stress”P” OR “L” OR “E” “A” OR “S” OR “E”
How do we come to know?
Is there any rule for that?
Please guide me its quite urgent
I’ll be eagerly waiting for your reply
Please do mail me to (e-mail address removed by mod)
bye all of you
For example if the word “PLEASE” is given
Which alphabet we have to stress”P” OR “L” OR “E” “A” OR “S” OR “E”
How do we come to know?
Is there any rule for that?
Please guide me its quite urgent
I’ll be eagerly waiting for your reply
Please do mail me to (e-mail address removed by mod)
bye all of you
Top answer
I don't understand the question. "Please" has just one syllable, so there is no question about which part of it to stress. If you are asked to spell out a word, you would stress each letter equally, iunless someone misunderstood you the first time, in which case you would stress the letter that had been misunderstood.
- I don't understand the question.
- "Please" has just one syllable, so there is no question about which part of it to stress.
- If you are asked to spell out a word, you would stress each letter equally, iunless someone misunderstood you the first time, in which case you would stress the letter that had been misunderstood.
- ") Does this answer your question?
- How can this be quite urgent, anyway?
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I don't understand the question. "Please" has just one syllable, so there is no question about which part of it to stress. If you are asked to spell out a word, you would stress each letter equally, iunless someone misunderstood you the first time, in which case you would stress the letter that had been misunderstood. ("No, it's "P, not "T; L, E, A, S, E.") Does this answer your questio
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