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Noun Verb Stress PairsSet 1

1To use 'console' as a verb meaning 'to comfort, ' how should it be pronounced?

2The shift in stress that differentiates between a noun and a verb (e.g., present (N) vs. pre**sent** (V)) is a feature of:

3In the pair record (n.) vs record (v.), the difference is caused by .....

4Noun + noun compound, the primary stress is usually placed on?

5Which of the following has a different stress pattern:'present' (noun) or 'present' (verb)?

6What is the general rule for the stress in verbs with two syllables?

7In which sentence is the stress on the first syllable of record (REC-ord), making it a noun?

8What is generally true about stress patterns?

9Change-Changed-Cambiar

10True or False:Bisyllabic pure nouns are more likely to be stressed on the first syllable compared to bisyllabic pure verbs.

11The band wants to record a new song to beat the world record. How does the pronunciation change between the two uses of the word?

12Which sentence shows the correct stress for "export" as a VERB?

13In the word 'RECORD', which syllable is stressed when it is used as a verb?

14To use the word project as a verb meaning 'to throw forward, ' where should the stress be placed?

15Stressing in one part of the syllable can change the meaning of a worn

16Which is an example of sound interchange?

17Differentiate the stress pattern in 'record' when used as a noun versus a verb.

18Verb + noun compounds primary stress is placed on?

19When a noun has the same spelling as a verb and has two syllables, the emphasis is usually on the first syllable.

20In two-syllable verbs, the stress usually falls on the:

21How does stress pattern affect the meaning of the word "record" ?

22Differentiate the stress pattern in 'conduct' when used as a noun versus a verb.

23The stress on the first syllable of the word "conduct" shows that it functions as a ..... second syllable shows it works as a(n) ..... while the stress on the

24The word object can be a noun (a thing) or a verb (to protest). How does the pronunciation usually change between these two meanings?