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Sentence Stress
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- Q1
What is sentence stress?
A rhythm on all words within a sentence
A set of words that have emphasis to it
A beat on one or more syllable within a word
A beat on certain words within a sentence
30s - Q2
Why do you need to stress in sentences?
It makes you sound serious or angry
It adds rhythm when you speak, so you don't sound monotonous
It adds emphasis when you speak, so you don't sound dull
It helps you improve your intonation
30s - Q3
The following are the types of sentence stress, EXCEPT
Contrastive Stress
Informal Stress
Emphatic Stress
New Information Stress
30s - Q4
If stresses become too near, what do we do with them?
We drop them from the sentence
We unstress them
We change our stress placement
We stress them anyway
30s - Q5
Pronouns such as He & She must be stressed in sentences
falsetrueTrue or False30s - Q6
How long is the interval between one stressed syllable to another?
Users enter free textType an Answer30s - Q7
In what condition can function words be stressed?
No, there are no conditions
Whenever we want
When we want to convey emotions
When we want to correct information
30s - Q8
Identify the stressed word (s) in the sentence
Do you like coffee?
Users enter free textType an Answer30s - Q9
Where can we stay?
In this sentence, WHERE and STAY is stressed.
truefalseTrue or False30s - Q10
What movie is shown as an example to sentence stress at the end of the slides?
Queen Charlie : A Bridgeton Story
Queen Charlotte : A Bridgerton Story
Prince Williams : A Leeds Story
King Charles : A Brighton Story
30s