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Why stress matters more than sounds

The drummer and the melody

How to use the audio in this module

Word and sentence stress

Word stress that moves

Sentence stress and contrastive stress

Chunking

Speaking in chunks

Shadowing practice and self-check

Practice

What listeners hear first

Moving stress

Noun and verb

Suffix rule

Commonly misplaced

Content or grammar

Reduced vowel

List effect

Contrastive stress

Chunk size

Pause position

Main stress in a chunk

Losing your words

Shadowing

Dictionary mark

Word game: stress and chunking

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

Pronunciation for Band 7+: word stress that moves with word form, sentence stress on content words, contrastive stress for meaning, and chunking speech into natural groups, with recorded models to listen to and shadow.

The Pronunciation descriptor at Band 7 asks for a range of features used with control and speech that is generally easy to understand. Stress and chunking are the features that matter most.

Word Stress, Sentence Stress and Chunking

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