1. How is stress defined by different authors? What is stress on the auditory, articulatory and acoustic level?
2. What types of word-stress do you know? To what type of word-stress does the English accentual structure belong? To what type of word-stress does the Russian accentual structure belong?
3. What is difference between stressed vocalism in English and in Russian?
4. What is the difference between fixed and free type of word-stress? What is the shifting of word-stress?
5. How does stress perform constitutive, distinctive, recognitive functions?
6. What is the terminology suggested by different authors to distinguish between different degrees of word-stress?
7. How does Gimson mark accentual elements?
8. What factors determine the place and different degree of word-stress?
9. What rules of word stress do you know a) for prefixal words, b) for compound words?
10. How does the semantic factor affect the place of word-stress?
11. How does the rhythmic tendency influence word-stress system in modern English?
12. What are the most common types of English stress patterns?
Литература
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Практическое занятие № 7
Read these compound words with two stresses and translate them.
Read these composite verbs with two equal stresses.
Carry out, comr across, get up, see off, fall, out, make up, pick out, blow out, go on, point out, put on, sit down, take off, fall back, get back, bring forth, fix up.
Read these pairs of words. Translate them into Russian, mind the importance of the form-distinctive accenteme.
Abstract – to abstract desert – to desert
commune – to commune forecast – to forecast
compound – to compound import – to import
conflict – to conflict outgo – to outgo
contest – to contest produce – to produce
Mark the accentual elements of these words according to Gimson’s accentual patterns. Read them.