Word stress in English

Where is the primary stress in the word "photograph"?

• On the first syllable: pho-TO-graph

• On the second syllable: pho-to-GRAPH

• On the third syllable: pho-to-graph

In the word "elephant," which syllable receives the primary stress?

• The first syllable: E-lephant

• The second syllable: e-LE-phant

• The third syllable: ele-PHANT

Where is the stress in the word "celebrate"?

• On the first syllable: CE-lebrate

• On the second syllable: ce-LE-brate

• On the third syllable: cele-BRATE

Which syllable is stressed in the word "wonderful"?

• The first syllable: WON-derful

• The second syllable: won-DER-ful

• The third syllable: won-der-FUL

In the word "information," where is the primary stress?

• On the first syllable: IN-formation

• On the second syllable: in-FOR-mation

• On the third syllable: in-for-MA-tion

Where is the primary stress in the word "banana"?

• On the first syllable: BA-na-na

• On the second syllable: ba-NA-na

• On the third syllable: ba-na-NA

In the word "telephone," which syllable receives the primary stress?

• The first syllable: TE-le-phone

• The second syllable: te-LE-phone

• The third syllable: tele-PHONE

Where is the stress in the word "eleven"?

• On the first syllable: E-leven

• On the third syllable: e-le-VEN

• On the second syllable: e-LE-ven

Which syllable is stressed in the word "computer"?

• The first syllable: COM-puter

• The second syllable: com-PU-ter

• The third syllable: com-pu-TER

In the word "television," where is the primary stress?

• On the first syllable: TE-le-vision

• On the second syllable: te-LE-vision

• On the third syllable: te-le-VI-sion