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___ may be described as the degree of force with which a sound or syllable is pronounced.

APitch

BTone

CStress

DIntonation

Answer:

C. Stress

Read Explanation:

  • Stress refers to the degree of force or effort with which a syllable or sound is pronounced in speech. A stressed syllable is typically:

    • louder

    • longer

    • pronounced with greater breath force

    • sometimes higher in pitch

๐Ÿ‘‰ Example:

  • In the word father /หˆfษ‘หรฐษ™r/, the first syllable fa- is stressed.


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