'Weak syllables' presentation slideshows

Poetry Vocabulary

Poetry Vocabulary. Poetry Vocabulary. Poetry is literature that uses a few words to tell about ideas, feelings and paints a picture in the readers mind. Most poems were written to be read aloud. Poems may or may not rhyme. Form. The form of a poem is the way that it looks on the page.

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The syllable

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Tones 3 The structure of the IP

Tones 3 The structure of the IP. 1. Nucleus and tail. Tones 4 The structure of the IP. 1. Nucleus and tail. 2. The Head. The head consists of all the stressed syllables in front of the nucleus and their associated weak syllables.

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POETRY

POETRY. PART 1. Poetry and music. In the beginning, poetry was recited or sung while strumming a lyre A lyre was an instrument like a small harp that a person could hold in their arms. Reciting poetry to music helped poets memorize epic (long) poems. Alkman.

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MORE ON SYLLABIFICATION PRINCIPLES

MORE ON SYLLABIFICATION PRINCIPLES. Dr. Marga Vinagre Department of English Studies, UAM.

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MORE ON SYLLABIFICATION PRINCIPLES

1. If a consonant cluster within a word can be divided into two parts, such that the first is a possible word-final cluster and the second a possible word-initial cluster, then a syllable boundary may be placed between these two parts.

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Chapter 9 Strong and Weak Syllables

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MORE ON SYLLABIFICATION PRINCIPLES

1. If a consonant cluster within a word can be divided into two parts, such that the first is a possible word-final cluster and the second a possible word-initial cluster, then a syllable boundary may be placed between these two parts.

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The nature of stress

The nature of stress. Dr. Marga Vinagre Department of English Studies UAM. The Nature of Stress. How to identify Stressed syllable - Production: using more muscular energy than is used for unstressed syllables.

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The nature of stress

The nature of stress. Dr. Marga Vinagre Department of English Studies UAM. The Nature of Stress. How to identify Stressed syllable - Production: using more muscular energy than is used for unstressed syllables.

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Iambic Pentameter

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Unstressed S yllables, S chwa and S yllabic C onsonants

Unstressed S yllables, S chwa and S yllabic C onsonants. Unstressed Syllables. Weak (reduced) vowel ? shorter, weaker in energy and closer to schwa /?/ in place of articulation Vowels of weak syllables: Schwa /?/ /i/ (finally or before a vowel): happ y , r e act

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Unstressed S yllables, S chwa and S yllabic C onsonants

Unstressed S yllables, S chwa and S yllabic C onsonants. Unstressed Syllables. Weak (reduced) vowel ? shorter, weaker in energy and closer to schwa /?/ in place of articulation Vowels of weak syllables: Schwa /?/ /i/ (finally or before a vowel): happ y , r e act

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