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There are 3 factors to decide on stress placement: word class, number of syllable and phonological structure.

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For three-syllable verbs, stress falls on 2nd syllable if the last syllable ends with more than one consonant.

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Answer explanation

no more than one consonant

Manner of articulation includes bilabial, labiodental, dental, alveolar, palato-alveolar, palatal, velar and glottal.

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Answer explanation

Place of articulation

We use weak form when the word is at the end of a sense group or a sentence.

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Secondary stress is stronger than primary stress.

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If there is no final consonant we say that there is no zero onset.

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The first part of diphthong is always longer and stronger than the second part.

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A central vowel is the one in the production of which the tongue is neither high nor low.

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Stressed-timed rhythm happened when some languages such as Vnamses, French and Telugu have a different rhythmical structure.

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The foot begins with a stressed syllable and includes all the following unstressed syllable up to the following stressed syllable.

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