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ORAL IN WRITING

            
                                                 
              STRESS Part 2            
                                                 
  In English, we do not pronounce each syllable with the same force.In one word, we pronounce one syllable very loudly and  
 

 all the other syllables very quietly.

  
                                                 
  e.g: economic, revision, tabulation, exploration, ambitious, grammarian, attractive  
                                                 
             

All words ending in:

              
                                                 
          '-ic', '-ion', '-ation', '-ous', '-ian' and '-ive'          
                                                 
  STRESS FALLS ON THE SYLLABLE BEFORE THE LAST ONE.  
                                                 
e.g: economic = e-co-no-mic. So, '-no' is the syllable before the last one,'-mic'.
                       
'-ic'   '-ion'   '-tion'   '-ation' '-ous' '-ian' '-ive'
                       
economic   revision   addition   exploration ambitious grammarian attractive
sympathetic   division   precaution   victimization courteous utilitarian expansive
emblematic   suspicion   perception   starvation erroneous librarian productive
atomic   illusion   revolution   transportation continuous electrician creative
fanatic   conclusion   tradition   argumentation glorious dietician inquisitive
problematic   admission   attention   invitation gregarious musician extensive

 

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