write each vocabulary words in a syllable and indicate stress marks ?
here are the words
1.auxiliary
2. candid
3. cubicle
4. drudgery
5.envoy
6.escalate
7.expedient
8.feign
9.flair
10.grievous
11.heterogeneous
12.horde
13.impel
14.incredulous
15. inscribe
16.monologue
17.prognosis
18.rasping
19.repugnant
20.scuttle
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Sure! Here are the vocabulary words written in syllables, with stress marks indicated:
1. aux-il-i-ary (aux-IL-i-ary)
2. can-did (CAN-did)
3. cu-bi-cle (CU-bi-cle)
4. drudg-er-y (DRUDG-er-y)
5. en-voy (EN-voy)
6. es-ca-late (ES-ca-late)
7. ex-pe-di-ent (ex-PE-di-ent)
8. feign (FEIGN)
9. flair (FLAIR)
10. griev-ous (GRIE-vous)
11. het-er-o-gen-eous (het-er-o-GEN-eous)
12. horde (HORDE)
13. im-pel (im-PEL)
14. in-cre-du-lous (in-CRE-du-lous)
15. in-scribe (in-SCRIBE)
16. mo-no-logue (mo-NO-logue)
17. prog-no-sis (prog-NO-sis)
18. rasp-ing (RASP-ing)
19. re-pug-nant (re-PUG-nant)
20. scut-tle (SCUT-tle)
If you're curious about how to determine the syllables and where to place the stress marks, here are some general rules to follow:
1. Break the word into individual sounds or units. These units are called syllables.
2. Each syllable must contain one vowel sound. Consonants may accompany vowels, but each syllable must have a vowel.
3. Look for vowel sounds that occur between consonants, called "closed syllables." For example, the word "auxiliary" has three syllables: aux-il-i-ary.
4. Pay attention to vowel sounds at the beginning or end of a word, called "open syllables." For example, "en-voy" has two syllables.
5. To determine the stress mark, consider the natural emphasis placed on certain syllables when pronouncing the word. In the word "auxiliary," the stress falls on the second syllable (aux-IL-i-ary).
Remember, these rules may not apply to every single word in the English language, but they can help you get a general understanding of how to determine syllables and stress in most cases.