Urgency Emphasis on open and closed syllable words in the fifth grade

Stress open syllables: face, place, lake, game, she, we, even, these, fly, kite, nice, line, beside, home, go, hope, rope, use, human, computer, tuesday

Stress the open syllable:he[hi:] she[ʃi:

we[wi:] me[mi:] hi[hai] to[tu:

too[tu:] two[tu:] who[hu:

no[nəu] so[səu] go[gəu] tree[tri:] three[θri:] see[si:

sea[si:]

tea[ti:]。

Rules: Regular stress of open syllables: In this syllable, a, e, i, o, and u are pronounced with their own names, i.e., ei, i:, ai, ou, and ju or u.

Regular stress of closed syllables: In this syllable, a, e, i, o, u are pronounced [ ]e], [i], [e.g., cat, pet, big, hot, bus, respectively].

Monograms: There are many types of monograms, and each combination generally has several variations, which cannot be described in detail here. To cite just one example, EA often pronounces four sounds: example words such as teacher, bread, greatest, really.

Weak syllables: In general, a, o, u, and vowel combinations are pronounced, such as ei to pronounce i, but there are many exceptions, and in some cases even no pronunciation.

Irregular pronunciation: Any language is formed in the process of people's labor, and it is not someone who makes a rule and then creates it according to that rule. The same is true of English, which is influenced by various factors in the process of natural formation, resulting in many unconventional pronunciations.

The so-called pronunciation rules are summarized by people from existing linguistic phenomena (and grammar is also the same), and they are not formulated and enforced by a certain institution. For irregularly pronounced words, there is no other way to remember them than to read them more and see them more.

First of all, we need to know what a closed syllable is. In English, the vowel letters aeiou

y is also counted at the end).

A closed syllable is a few consonants that lock a vowel inside.

Such as bigcut

Fat is usually preceded and followed by a consonant with a vowel sandwiched in the middle) or stop

swim is preceded by two consonants, followed by one consonant put vowels).

The closed syllables mentioned above, there are two situations for stressing the closed syllables:

1 A closed syllable with only one syllable like the one above is also an accented closed syllable even if it is the part of the closed syllable that is stressed in Class 2 English.

Such as begin

The stressed closing syllable of this word is gin

Because the accent is on top of this, and at the same time it is the closed syllable mentioned above, it is also counted.

This is the second type. In other words, in a word that is not a syllable, if the next syllable is stressed, and it is also a closed syllable with the vowel locked in it like the above