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2018-08-29 Pronunciation: longer words

Aug 29th, 2018
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  1. Greg Malivuk
  2. http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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  4. p. 54 exercise 5 - Put the words from the box into the correct category based on stress pattern
  5. o O o - production, correction, objection, prediction
  6. o o O o - democratic, automatic, diplomatic, energetic, mathematics, statistics
  7. O o o - practical, critical, chemical, physical
  8. o O o o - majority, authority, humidity, priority
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  10. The stress also moves to the syllable before “graphy” and “logy” (or the first ‘o’ in “ography” and “ology”).
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  12. Many suffixes from French move the stress to the last syllable
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  14. There are also exceptions: politics, Catholic, committee, Portuguese, television
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  16. p. 56 - mark the primary stress in each word and practice saying the phrases to your partner
  17. What is the adjective for “pharmacology”? - pharmacological
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  19. Can you predict the primary stress in these longer words?
  20. circumlocution - oooOo
  21. conviviality - oooOoo
  22. cupidity - oOoo
  23. equanimity - ooOoo
  24. idiosyncratic - ooooOo
  25. parsimonious - ooOoo
  26. perspicacious - ooOo
  27. sesquipedalian - oooOoo
  28. polysyllabic - oooOo
  29. antidisestablishmentarianism
  30. (“ism” doesn’t move the stress, and “ian” moves the stress to the previous syllable)
  31. - Once you know the primary stress, most of the other syllables have alternating strong and weak stress.
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  33. p. 57 - Stand up and ask your partners yes/no questions to find names to complete the table, then ask the follow-up question for more information.
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  35. “How do you identify an extroverted mathematician?”
  36. “They look at your shoes when they talk to you.”
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