Match each of the following English words to its corresponding syllabified scheme with the primary stress indicated in uppercase letters.
- diplomatDIP-lo-mat
- diplomacydi-PLO-ma-cy
- diplomaticdip-lo-MAT-ic
- reconciliationre-con-ci-li-A-tion
Cevap
'diplomat' matches 'DIP-lo-mat', 'diplomacy' matches 'di-PLO-ma-cy', 'diplomatic' matches 'dip-lo-MAT-ic', and 'reconciliation' matches 're-con-ci-li-A-tion'.
Primary word stress in English depends on syllable count and suffix rules. Base nouns like 'diplomat' stress the first syllable ('DIP-lo-mat'). Attaching '-cy' causes antepenultimate stress ('di-PLO-ma-cy'). Attaching '-ic' shifts stress to the penultimate syllable ('dip-lo-MAT-ic'), and '-ation' likewise attracts primary stress to the penultimate syllable ('re-con-ci-li-A-tion').
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Suffix-driven stress placement and morphological stress shifts in English polysyllabic words.
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