When It Comes to Emphasizing the Right Syllable, the Basic

question 96

Multiple Choice

When it comes to emphasizing the right syllable, the basic rule is:

• A)in most words, the emphasis usually falls on the first syllable.
• B)in most words, the emphasis usually falls on the last syllable.
• C)in most words, the emphasis usually falls on the second-to-last syllable.
• D)in most words, the emphasis usually falls on the third-to-last syllable.
• E)there is no basic rule for pronunciation.

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