1. an accent is an identifiable style of pronunciation, often varying regionally or even socioeconomically.
1.1. for example
1.1.1. a person who lives in the U.S is going to pronounce English more different than Peruvian.
2. ACCENT, RHYTH IN ENGLISH
2.1. accent
2.1.1. application of phonological rules, sounds and intonation of one language unto another.
2.2. Rhyth
2.2.1. is the sense of movement in speech, marked by the stress, timing, and quantity of syllables.
2.2.1.1. In music, the rhythm is usually produced by making certain notes in a sequence stand out from others by being louder or longer or higher
2.2.1.2. In speech, we find that syllables take the place of musical notes or beats, and in many languages the stressed syllables determine the rhythm.
2.2.2. is the recurring alternation of strong and weak elements in the flow of sound and silence in sentences or lines of verse
3. kinds
3.1. are two
3.1.1. word stress
3.1.1.1. which may change meaning.
3.1.2. sentences stress
3.1.2.1. which conveys content.
4. STRESSED WORDS WITHIN SENTENCES
4.1. content words
4.1.1. nouns
4.1.1.1. tree
4.1.2. verbs
4.1.2.1. admire
4.1.3. adverbs
4.1.3.1. quickly
4.1.4. adjetives
4.1.4.1. happy
4.1.5. negatives
4.1.5.1. doesn't
4.1.6. ?words
4.1.6.1. what
4.2. funcion words
4.2.1. verd
4.2.1.1. to be and have/has
4.2.2. pronouns
4.2.2.1. I; SHE; IT
4.2.3. prepositions
4.2.3.1. under; nex to
4.2.4. conjuntions
4.2.4.1. and; but; or
4.2.5. modal verbs
4.2.5.1. will; should; can
4.2.6. Determiners
4.2.6.1. articles
4.2.6.1.1. a; an; the
4.2.6.2. possesives
4.2.6.2.1. my; her; his
4.2.6.3. quantifiers
4.2.6.3.1. any; some
5. it is also defined as the degree of prominence a syllable.
6. stress is the relative emphasis that may be given to certain syllables in a word.
7. rules
7.1. The stress usually stays on the syllable of the original word
7.1.1. FASHIONable
7.1.2. TALKative
7.2. Stress position changes
7.2.1. nouns
7.2.1.1. REcord
7.2.1.2. INsult
7.2.2. verb
7.2.2.1. reCORD
7.2.2.2. inSULT
7.3. In compound nouns the stress is on the first part
7.3.1. NOTEbook
7.3.2. BACKpack
7.4. at the end of words ending in -eer
7.4.1. voluntEER
7.4.2. carEER
7.5. AFTER prefixes
7.5.1. deMOlish
7.5.2. disMISS
7.6. BEFORE the following letters
7.6.1. ity/-ety-ody-graphy-ogy
7.6.1.1. responsiBILIty
7.6.1.2. ricKEty
7.6.1.3. CUStody
7.6.1.4. historiOgraphy
7.6.1.5. symptoMATOlogy
7.6.2. ic-ical
7.6.2.1. roMANtic
7.6.2.2. poLItical
7.6.3. ient-ience-ial-ious-cient-ual
7.6.3.1. paTIent
7.6.3.2. exPErience
7.6.3.3. resiDENtial
7.6.3.4. friVOlous
7.6.3.5. eFFIcient
7.6.3.6. evenTUal