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Instructional Video2:53
Rachel's English

English Pronunciation: Stressed Syllables within a Word -- American Accent

6th - Higher Ed
Stressed syllables in American English pronunciation.
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Instructional Video5:34
Rachel's English

How to Practice Multi-Syllable Words - American English Pronunciation

6th - Higher Ed
Learn how to break long words up and practice by stress: stressed syllables on their own, and unstressed syllables together.
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Instructional Video13:51
Oxford Online English

Syllables and Word Stress - English Pronunciation Lesson

12th - Higher Ed
In this lesson, you can learn about syllables and stress in English. Do you know what stress means? It’s one of the most important pronunciation points in English. When you speak English, do other people find it difficult to understand...
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Instructional Video8:02
Rachel's English

Weddings! 2-Syllable Words Stress in American English

6th - Higher Ed
Study words stress in 2-syllable words at my friend's wedding. You'll learn how one syllable is always stressed, and the other unstressed.
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Instructional Video5:30
Rachel's English

English: A Stress-Timed Language - American Pronunciation

6th - Higher Ed
English is a Stress-Timed language. That means you need contrast between stressed and unstressed syllables -- unstressed words may reduce, and will be low in pitch and flatter in shape. In other words, you DON'T pronounce every word...
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Instructional Video4:17
Rachel's English

Stressed vs. Unstressed syllables: My New Bike!

6th - Higher Ed
In this American English lesson, hear the difference between stressed and unstressed syllables in this video where I pick a new name for my bike!
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Instructional Video4:18
Rachel's English

Intro to Word Stress: American English Pronunciation

6th - Higher Ed
An Introduction to Word Stress in American English.
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Instructional Video3:01
Rachel's English

Listening Comprehension: 2 Syllable words, American English Pronunciation

6th - Higher Ed
Listening comprehension: Learn how to hear the word stress in two syllable words, in American English.
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Instructional Video12:08
Extra English Practice

Pronunciation: Word Stress

9th - 12th
English pronunciation lesson explaining word stress. Includes game and practice activity.
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Instructional Video2:59
Rachel's English

How to Stress a Syllable :: The Shape of Stress

6th - Higher Ed
What does it mean to stress a syllable? Take a look at how we stress words and syllables in American English.
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Instructional Video16:09
Extra English Practice

Learning English - Learning How To Put Stress In The Right Places

9th - 12th
Learning the rhythm of English is important for sounding natural. English is a stress-timed language. Some syllables have more stress than other syllables. This video is full of examples and activities for you to practice.
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Instructional Video5:35
Rachel's English

Word Stress and Three Syllable Words - American English

6th - Higher Ed
Learn about the stress patterns of 3-syllable words in American English.
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Instructional Video2:35
Rachel's English

Word Stress and -ING Verbs: American English Pronunciation

6th - Higher Ed
How to stress words with the -ing ending.
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Instructional Video7:03
Rachel's English

Syllable Stress Study: 2-Syllable Words DA-da - American English

6th - Higher Ed
Practice word stress in 2-Syllable words with first syllable stress through repetition. In correct spoken English, syllables must be different lengths: short and long. Practice creating different syllable lengths in this video.
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Instructional Video7:03
Rachel's English

Syllable Stress Study: 2-Syllable Words da-DA - American English

6th - Higher Ed
Practice word stress in 2-Syllable words with second syllable stress through repetition. In correct spoken English, syllables must be different lengths: short and long. Practice creating different syllable lengths in this video.
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Instructional Video6:26
Rachel's English

English Stress: 3-syllable Words

6th - Higher Ed
Learn 3-syllable word stress with this video series. This focuses on stress on the second syllable.
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Instructional Video6:26
Rachel's English

English Practice: Syllable Stress - 3- Syllable Words

6th - Higher Ed
Practice English speaking focusing on syllable stress. All of these 3-syllable words have stress on the first syllable.
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Instructional Video6:50
Rachel's English

3-syllable Word Stress

6th - Higher Ed
Study word stress and three-syllable words that have stress on the last syllable: volunteer, guarantee. How many words can you come up with? Add to the list in the comments below.
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Instructional Video10:09
Curated Video

Word Stress Rules in English - IELTS Energy Podcast 1184

Higher Ed
You may not realize that the Pronunciation score is the fastest and easiest to increase! Today we teach you the rules for syllable stress in English so you can score 7+ on test day.
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Instructional Video7:22
Extra English Practice

Dropped Syllables in English Pronunciation

9th - 12th
English pronunciation lesson on dropped or reduced syllables in English words. "Proper" and "common" forms are contrasted. Interactive activity for practice.
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Instructional Video19:42
Rachel's English

ENGLISH CONVERSATION Ð GROCERY STORE

6th - Higher Ed
Study real English conversation to understand how Americans speak and study stress Ð the contrast of longer syllables vs. very short, reduced words. Come grocery shopping with me and a friend Ð we study the conversation so you can...
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Instructional Video3:28
Rachel's English

Listening Comprehension: 3-Syllable Words -- American English

6th - Higher Ed
Test your listening comprehension for stress patterns in 3-syllable words. First, watch these videos on 3-syllable words and phrases.
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Instructional Video16:46
Rachel's English

Two-Syllable Words - Can you Identify Stress? American English

6th - Higher Ed
Can you tell which syllable is stressed in American English? Watch the real life English examples to test your listening comprehension.
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Instructional Video4:29
Rachel's English

How To Pronounce 3-Syllable Phrases - American English

6th - Higher Ed
Learn how to say 3-syllable phrases with the American characteristic of short and long. They will sound a lot like three-syllable words!

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