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Rhyme, rhythm and sound I — patterns of stress and rhythm

Dennis Freeborn

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The pronunciation of ordinary speech in English is marked by patterns of stressed and unstressed syllables. One syllable in words of two or three syllables will be relatively stressed and the others unstressed

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Key concepts: Rhythm, Rhyme, Syllable, Pronunciation, Linguistics, Sound (geography), Stress (linguistics), Speech recognition

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