Word and sentence stress

Word stress is ...

• Stressing on pronunciation

• Stressing on word

• Stressing on letter

• Stressing on sound

Sentence stress is ...

• Stressing on some words in sentence

• Stressing on some nouns in sentence

• Stressing on some letters in sentence

• Stressing on some sounds in sentence

If a noun has two syllables, so commonly the stress is in ...

• The first syllable

• The second syllable

• The third syllable

• The fourth syllable

If an adjective has two syllables, so commonly the stress is in ...

• The first syllable

• The second syllable

• The third syllable

• The fourth syllable

administration has ...

• Two syllables

• Three syllables

• Four syllables

• Five syllables

The stress of word "tonight" is in ...

• The first syllable

• The second syllable

• The third syllable

• The fourth syllable

Commonly, the basis of sentence stress is on ...

• Content and main verb

• Content and clause

• Content and grammar word

• Phrase and clause

But actually, sentence stress is flexible. It depends on ...

• What you need to pronounce

• What you want to pronounce

• What you want to express

• What you want to make

I want this candy. Which is the grammar word?

• I

• Want

• This

• Candy

The stress of word "homework" is in ...

• The first syllable

• The second syllable

• The third syllable

• The fourth syllable