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What are stressed open syllables and stressed closed syllables?
1. Open syllable 1) a monosyllabic ending with a pronounced vowel. E.g.: be, he. 2) a syllable ending with a consonant (except R) + a silent E. E
What are stressed open syllables and stressed closed syllables in English
First of all, the phonetic mark of the word must contain only one vowel (except for the consonant) or there must be a stress sign in front of the syllable where the phonetic mark is located. Secondly, it depends on whether the last letter of the word is a vowel or a consonant (except for the last consonant y, W, x)
Is "stressed closed syllable word" the same as "stressed closed syllable ending verb"?
For example, forget is a verb that ends with stressed closed syllables, and tomorrow also contains stressed closed syllables, but it doesn't end with stressed closed syllables. Of course, if a word is a monosyllabic word, it doesn't matter whether it starts or ends. You can press the word that ends with stressed closed syllables
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