JAMB 2023 English Past Question 48-70

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Good evening miss Alex, please could you drop more rules on stress and do you have any advice to give concerning oral English..ur prompt response will be really appreciated

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1. words ending in -ion have the primary stress on the last syllable but one. e.g. qualification, culti'vation, imagination, examination
2. Words ending in -ic, -ical, -ically have the primary stress on the syllable preceding the suffix, e.g., apolo'getic, electrical, patriotic, sympa'thetically.
3. Words ending in -ity, are stressed on the syllable preceding the suffix,
e.g., e’quality, possi’bility, mo'rality, originality
4. Words ending in -ial, -ally have the primary stress on the syllable preceding the suffix, e.g., cere'monial, es'sential, confidentially,
5. In words of more than two syllables ending in -ate, the primary stress is placed two syllables before the suffix, that is, on the third syllable from the end, e.g.,' fortunate, 'separate, 'educate
6. Words ending in-ian are stressed on the syllable preceding the suffix,
e.g., li’brarian, mu'sician, politician
4. Words ending in-ious are accented on the syllable preceding the suffix.
e.g., in'dustrious, lu’xurious, vic'torious
I hope this helps!

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