Compound Words
Monday, February 20th, 2012Compound words such as “make-up”, “White House”, and “whiteboard”, are challenging for most foreign speakers
Read more »Compound words such as “make-up”, “White House”, and “whiteboard”, are challenging for most foreign speakers
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Read more »Add stress or accent a syllable or word by making it: Louder Longer Higher An unstressed or unaccented syllable word is: Softer Shorter Lower
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