In Oral English phonology, English polysyllabic words receive primary stress according to structural rules and suffix types. Match each polysyllabic word on the left with its corresponding primary stress placement description on the right.
- academicPrimary stress falls on the penultimate (second from last) syllable
- psychologyPrimary stress falls on the antepenultimate (third from last) syllable
- volunteerPrimary stress falls on the ultimate (final) syllable
- characterPrimary stress falls on the first syllable of a three-syllable word
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'academic' pairs with penultimate syllable stress; 'psychology' pairs with antepenultimate syllable stress; 'volunteer' pairs with ultimate (final) syllable stress; 'character' pairs with first syllable stress.
The term 'academic' has four syllables with stress on the third (penultimate) syllable due to the '-ic' rule. 'psychology' has four syllables with stress on the second (antepenultimate) syllable due to the '-logy' rule. 'volunteer' has three syllables with stress on the third (ultimate) syllable due to the '-eer' rule. 'character' has three syllables with stress on the first syllable.
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Primary stress assignment in polysyllabic words governed by suffix rules (-ic, -logy, -eer) and canonical accent patterns.