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प्रश्न
Pick out the word from the given box and write it in the correct columns below.
| jump, narrow, cable, live, queen, butter, tree, kitten, van, yellow, dale, happy, night, printer, star, sober, paper, cloud, pearl, within, bike, began, slender. |
Here the focus is not on the spellings but the pronunciation of the words.
| Words with one syllable | Words with two syllables |
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उत्तर
| Words with one syllable | Words with two syllables |
| Jump. live, queen. van, dale, night, star, cloud, pearl bike | arrow, cable, butter, kitten, yellow, happy, printer sober, paper, within, began, slender |
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Copy the first 8 lines and mark the stressed syllables using a coloured pen.
Write the names of any five of your friends and mention the number of syllables in each name.
Copy any two stanzas of the poem in the lines below. Using a coloured pen underline the stressed syllables in each line and put a stress-mark (') over each.
Count the syllables and underline the appropriate number in the box.
| elephant |
| 1 2 3 |
Count the syllables and underline the appropriate number in the box.
| insect |
| 1 2 3 |
Count the syllables and underline the appropriate number in the box.
| telephone |
| 1 2 3 |
Count the syllables and underline the appropriate number in the box.
| monkey |
| 1 2 3 |
Mark the stressed syllables in the following words chosen from the lesson. Consult the dictionary or ask the teacher if necessary.
| photograph | escape | changes |
| threaten | excitement | farewell |
| illumined | sailor | sacrifice |
| invariable |
Now complete the columns below and mark the syllable that receives primary stress.
| Verb | Noun |
| present | ____________ |
| examine | ____________ |
| ____________ | production |
| calculate | ____________ |
| ____________ | distribution |
| specialize | ____________ |
Count the syllables in the lines of ‘The Divine Image’. Do you see a pattern?
The first line has eight and the second line has six syllables.
Two syllables make a foot in poetry. Here the first syllable of each foot is unstressed and the second syllable is stressed.
