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What syllable is stressed in delight?
The stressed syllable in "delight" is the
second syllable
,
"light"
.
So it's pronounced: de-
light
.
What part of speech is indolently?
How would you transcribe the sound of a wolf-whistle?
Phonology
How many triphtongs in English?
Your father can read eat and carry on a conversation at the same time what are complete verbs?
What part of speech are happy words?
Paano naging propagandista si Jose Rizal?
How do you spell conquenses?
What part of speech is the word empire?
Does acorn have a short vowel sound?
Is metal a short vowel word?
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