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Miri Lee • upvoted 32 items 2 years ago
Jpw119 reply
36 - I'm single and don't want kids, and finding someone my age who is single and doesn't already have kids is proving difficult.
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Verlonica reply
Words that are spelled the same but pronounced with emphasis on different syllables is actually indicative of the part of speech it is. Stress on the first syllable is a noun. Stress on the last syllable is a verb. Examples: CON-tract and con-TRACT. The former is a noun ( sign this contract) whereas the latter is a verb (the muscles contract). Same with record, address, impact, object, and a few others.
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Words that are spelled the same but pronounced with emphasis on different syllables is actually indicative of the part of speech it is. Stress on the first syllable is a noun. Stress on the last syllable is a verb. Examples: CON-tract and con-TRACT. The former is a noun ( sign this contract) whereas the latter is a verb (the muscles contract). Same with record, address, impact, object, and a few others.
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36 - I'm single and don't want kids, and finding someone my age who is single and doesn't already have kids is proving difficult.
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