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Rules of accentual pattern

Rules of accentual pattern a)       Words with weak prefixes are accented on the root and not on the prefix E.g. correct, compose etc b)       The inflexional suffix –es, -ing, and –ed do not affect the accent. E.g. remind-reminded; figure-figures; survive-surviving  c)        The addition of various derivational suffixes like –age, -ance, -en, -er, -ess, -ful, -hood, -ice, -ish,   -ive, -less, -ly, -ment, -ness, -or, -ship, -ure and –zen does not change the accent of the main word. E.g. percent-percentage; allow-allowance; fright-frighten etc d)       Words ending with –ion have the primary accent on the penultimate syllable E.g. Motion, relation, decoration, etc e)       Words ending witn –ic, -ical, -ically, -ious, -ial, and –ially have the primary accent on the syllable before these suffixes. E.g. democratic, classical, t...

BASIC SOUNDS VOWELS

Vowels ɪ kit, bid, hymn e dress, bed, head æ trap, bad ɒ lot, odd ʌ strut, mud ʊ foot, good iː fleece, sea eɪ face, day aɪ price, high ɔɪ choice, boy uː goose, two əʊ goat, show aʊ mouth, now ɪə near, here eə square. fair ɑː start, father ʊə poor, jury ɜː nurse, stir ə a bout, comm o n

BASIC SOUNDS CONSONANTS

BASIC SOUNDS Consonants p pen, copy b back, baby t tea, tight d day, ladder k key, clock g get, giggle tʃ church, match dʒ judge, age f fat, coffee v view, heavy θ thing, author ð this, other s soon, cease z zero, music ʃ ship, sure ʒ plea s ure, vi s ion h hot, whole m more, hammer n nice, know, funny ŋ ring, anger, thanks l light, valley r right, wrong, sorry j yet, use, beauty w wet, one, when 

NATIONAL SEMINAR

UGC SPONSORED NATIONAL SEMINAR On MODELS OF TEACHING 19 & 20 January 2012 DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH, M.E.S COLLEGE MARAMPALLY, ALUVA JANUARY 19 & 20, 2012 TALKS BY DR.ACHUTH SANKAR Multiple Intelligences & Teaching by Analogy - Some Candidate Topics in School Science DR.N.BALASUBRAMANIAN TRANSFORMATION OF PRACTICES IN THE TEACHING-LEARNING PROCESS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO QUALITY ENHANCEMENT Dr.Revathi Viswanathan Technology for Teacher s Dr. C. Praveen Mustering a Modus Operandi from the Modern Methodological Matrix