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You can find the definitions in a dictionary.
- You can find the definitions in a dictionary.
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I believe that it means which word, etc, you emphasize in speaking.
In "I wrote a sentence on the blackboard," be sure to stress "black," not "board." If you pronounce it like:
"I wrote it on the blackBOARD," it would sound very funny to native speakers.
I once read that some learners say, "Have a nice weekEND." You should, however, stress "week":
In "I wrote a sentence on the blackboard," be sure to stress "black," not "board." If you pronounce it like:
"I wrote it on the blackBOARD," it would sound very funny to native speakers.
I once read that some learners say, "Have a nice weekEND." You should, however, stress "week":
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Anonymousstresed and unstresedBe sure to type the correct spellings, stressed and unstressed while typing them in the dictionary.
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