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Compound:
Compound
1. SIMPLE WORDS
We have to consider the following:
the phonological structure of the syllable
the number of syllables
the grammatical category
1. SIMPLE WORDS
Phonological structure: 'heavy' and 'light'
syllables
A 'heavy' syllable
contains a long (tense) vowel or a diphthong
OR
ends in more than one consonant.
Otherwise the syllable is light.
1. SIMPLE WORDS
1. SIMPLE WORDS
1. SIMPLE WORDS
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2. Complex Words
Roach, Chapter 11
Unclear distinction, not always useful
legal illegal
lawful unlawful
Roach, Chapter 11
Suffixes:
1. Have no effect:
comfort + able, wonder + ful
-age, -al, -en, -ing, - ish
Roach, Chapter 11
Suffixes:
1. Have no effect
2. Effect the stress-pattern
3. Take the stress themeselves
Roach, Chapter 11
Suffixes:
1. Have no effect
2. Effect the stress-pattern
3. Take the stress themeselves
Roach, Chapter 11
Suffixes:
1. Have no effect
comfort - able, wonder - ful
-age, -al, -en, -ing, - ish
Roach, Chapter 11
Suffixes:
1. Have no effect
2. Effect the stress-pattern.
attract the stress to the syllable before
the suffix
photo - graphy, perfect ion, tranquil ity
-eous, -ious, -ial, -ic, -ive
Roach, Chapter 11
Suffixes:
1. Have no effect
2. Effect the stress-pattern
3. Take the stress themeselves
refugee, mountaineer, Portuguese,
cigarette, picturesque
Roach, Chapter 11
suitcase, sunrise, toothbrush
tooth-brush, car-ferry, hay-fever,
Web page, hay fever, summer time