Match the underlined sound of the words in column A to a word in column B with a corresponding sound. Note: the sound can correspond to any sound in the words in Column B. Beware! The spelling of the
sound may be different! EXAMPLE: advifi goes with §ip (letter F), because when pronounced, the two sounds are the same. Column A Correct Letter Column B
i. advig F a. unit
ii. advifi b. jump
iii. day 0. eight
iv. bfich d. though
v. loggg e. thick
vi. min f. sip
vii. breame 9. week
viii. young h. 200 Section B: Word Stress All words of 2 or more syllables in English have one specific syllable which is stressed. With the following nine words, put the word into the correct column below according to the number of
syllables and the main stress. Every word must be put into one column. We have included examples of each type, already in the box columns, to help you! Try using a dictionary
to check your answers before finalizing. EXAMPLE: The noun a ‘rebel’ (James Dean) the ‘stress’—i. e. the louder syllable—is the first syllable: ‘REbel’ 00;
however, in the verb ‘to rebel.’ In the sentence, "Teenagers often rebel against their parents." the
stress is on the second syllable ‘reBEL’ 00. So, the word "rebel (verb)" is in the "00" stress column. momentous adventurous hippopotamus
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