Meter of a poem

[@azfp_angeles]

I am a university student but I still needed this! Thanks for that 😅

[@xum0007]

im a ninth grade honors student i was shook when she said fourth grade lol in fourth grade i couldnt even read poetry properly

[@alessandrorossi1294]

@@xum0007yeah these are some smart 4th graders!

[@abrahamelnakib1478]

Hey, if you can’t explain it to a kindergartener do you really know it? 🧐

[@Ahmad_Ezzi]

I’m sure I’m not one of your students but i really appreciate this class ms Wright .

[@oldpondfrog788]

I'd link this to my playlists but I'm already terrified of the youngers and their awful musical prowess.

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Yes I am from Pakistan 🎉❤here

[@j__k24]

I'm learning this in my graduation....
Ur teaching it for 4th grade. ...
Wohoooo...🤪

[@MrLyndsay1983]

I'm teaching this this week and your video was really helpful and clear! Thank you.

[@5b1s]

Your 4th graders must be pretty smart. Thanks for the help.

[@thefathers5870]

Cool and simple to understand ma

[@aaisha505]

Very helpful video tnk u from india ❤️✨🌸

[@SinaAlvin]

Really helpful teach❤

[@JL.FAMILY8286]

What a simple way to teach meter =9
To heal blindness that sits on Peter =9

[@hiyalanguages]

You are a fantastic teacher, Karen!

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God bless you Karen

[@chelseastocks8029]

This was extremely helpful! Thank you! :)

[@aisadeshiamera7935]

Thankyou so much ma'am and love you now I can easily define it

[@ghulamshabbir3616]

Well done madam

[@Nishaansari66]

Thanku mam it's really helpfull for me ,I request to u that pls explain everything about this matter ,,

[@bharti2634]

Please make more Vedios on poetic devices 😊

[@shabbychicworld]

You are a great teacher!

[@bharti2634]

Thanks it's really helpful to me...

[@InquisitiveEdgeTV]

thnx its really helpful .

[@AntonellaRominaSassone]

Thank youuuu, greetings from Argentina

[@ibtesamlateef2172]

You're amazing. I have finally understood what's a meter and no it's not mathematics related

[@vyvfrancis9526]

What a fantastic explanation! Thank you.

[@SilverMuseGaming]

Thank you for this. It helped a lot ^^

[@hello_lokona0422]

Thanks a lot for your explanation.😊

[@freewild421]

Nice vid. Helped me with eng 102🎉

[@achabacha399]

❤love from India🇮🇳

[@basakcansutepe]

Thank you so much, this is really helpful.

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Thank you Mrs. Wright you ate that up queen 😜

[@ATR-ni7se]

Thank you so much. It's really helpful ❤

[@EclipseAhmed]

I'm not even in middle school but this helped alot thank you Miss Wright ❤❤❤

[@chingchavez2131]

Thanks so much, for this video.

[@EddyGermosen-c7r]

So how do we decipher stressed and unstressed syllables? And what is iambic foot, trochaic foot, etc. Used for? Should I ignore that and focus on what you explained?

[@jenniferconstantineau58]

this rlly helped me thank u

[@anwaarhaider6501]

This is helped me in my paper

[@mathapelom4655]

Thx so much I need this I am writing tomorrow

[@iWhimsie]

not a fourth grader, just a really confused college student

[@elizmedz]

Sorry, the claps are the stressed or the unsteesses syllables?

[@SpiceHoundG]

I know im a year late.
I am just testing my explanation skills, im sure you already have the answer now
But the claps are the “rhythm” or the amount of syllables per word.
The difference between an unstressed, and stressed syllable is:
Stressed syllables: Move the poem forward, they have emphasis, or the significant strain in your tone of voice
Unstressed syllables leave your tone flat and just go along with the poem
For example:
POem
Po is the stressed syllable in Poem, while the -oem is unstressed.
If you are still unsure; try putting emphasis to each syllable and the one that sounds the most correct is the one
PO-em or po-EM

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Thank you very much ❤

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Thanks

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You can come to my place and give me a tutorial

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Thank you

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