This document contains examples of text with instructions to apply stress or intonation to certain words or syllables. It discusses applying stress to nouns versus verbs, two versus three syllable words, and using intonation to convey different meanings or feelings in sentences. It also provides short passages and sentences as examples for applying stress or intonation.

1. A. I think it was a good
teleserye.
B. I didn’t like it at all.

2. The game of my team is at
3:00 p.m. today and so is my
Math remedial class.

3. Taking care of my brothers is
boring. I told mother I want to
go out with my friends.

4. Apply the right stress on the
syllable written in capital letters.
NOUN VERB
project project
content content
record record
combat combat

5. Apply the right stress on the
syllable written in capital letters.
NOUN VERB
conduct conduct
convert convert
defect defect
desert desert

6. Apply the right stress on the
syllable written in capital letters.
NOUN VERB
object object
present present
update update
tutor tutor

7. Apply the right stress on the
syllable written in capital letters.
TWO
SYLLABLES
THREE
SYLLABLES
nation emotion
motion eruption
lotion solution
potion Condition
Notion complex

8. Use the right intonation to achieve
the purpose or feeling indicated.
Provide the appropriate stress in the
words that are highlighted.
SENTENCE PURPOSE
You want flowers. States a fact.
You want
flowers?
Asks a question.
Eric, your friend,
gave me flowers.
Emphasizes the
giver.

9. Use the right intonation to achieve
the purpose or feeling indicated.
Provide the appropriate stress in the
words that are highlighted.
SENTENCE PURPOSE
Eric, your friend,
gave me flowers.
Emphasizes the
relationship of the
giver to another
person.

10. Use the right intonation to achieve
the purpose or feeling indicated.
Provide the appropriate stress in the
words that are highlighted.
SENTENCE PURPOSE
Eric gave you
flowers?
Turns a
statement into a
question.
Eric gave me
flowers!
Indicates
excitement.

11. Use the right intonation to achieve
the purpose or feeling indicated.
Provide the appropriate stress in the
words that are highlighted.
SENTENCE PURPOSE
Eric gave you
flowers?
Indicates
boredom or
disappointment.

12. 1. In the beginning there was no
heaven or earth.
2. The breeze was forever cool.
3. After so many years, they got
married.
4. Immediately after his return from the
trip, he called this act to her attention.
5. The whole place suddenly became
cold and desolate.constantl
y
uniquely abruptly

13. 6. Then from the depth of this formless
void, there appeared two gods.
7. Their abode was in the highest realm
of the eternal space.
8. She sits down by a pool near their
doorstep.
9. He was sailing across the regions of
the clouds.
10. She might be somewhere in the
regions above.beyond deepness througho
ut