English grammar used to be taught though sentence diagramming. I would like to see poetry analyzed in this way. Are there books, or tests and quizzes that analyze many poems in this way? I need to study enough examples to give me confidence in my ability to do the same. At this point, I need the lines, colors, highlighted letters, etc. (Tue Dec 27, 2022)
Riya, this may help. When you say the word outloud, the syllable you speak "louder", with more power, emphasis the most, is the stressed syllable. The one you say "quieter", with less power and emphasis is the unstressed. A dictionary will tell you how many syllables are in a word, but will not tell you the stress vs unstressed. This example is good. Say these outloud and overstress how you say the capitalized sections. the ACcent is ON the wrong SYLLable. the acCENT is on THE wrong sylLAble. Which one sounds more natural? The first one.
You said trochaic is stressed first but then you answered the first practice with iambic? I am so lost lonely lone is stressed why would you say iambic
Hello, I am Sall. I am an enthusiastic beginner in the poetic language. Obviously, the first practice is in iambic. It corresponds to the pattern "unstressed syllable, followed by a stressed syllable." Lesson: "I wan/dered lone/ly as a cloud ". I=unstressed syllable , wan=stressed, dered =unstressed from the word "wandered " . Similarly from word "lonely" lone=stressed syllable and ly=unstressed syllable. The message I'm trying to convey is that, if you look at the syllable of all the words in the line, it actually corresponde to the iambic form of rhythm(unstressed followed by stressed syllable )
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English grammar used to be taught though sentence diagramming. I would like to see poetry analyzed in this way. Are there books, or tests and quizzes that analyze many poems in this way? I need to study enough examples to give me confidence in my ability to do the same. At this point, I need the lines, colors, highlighted letters, etc. (Tue Dec 27, 2022)
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You need to explain to us the rest of the meters, dont leave us hanging
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How to identify or understand stressed or un stressed syllabus.
Is it through dictionary?
Riya, this may help. When you say the word outloud, the syllable you speak "louder", with more power, emphasis the most, is the stressed syllable. The one you say "quieter", with less power and emphasis is the unstressed. A dictionary will tell you how many syllables are in a word, but will not tell you the stress vs unstressed.
This example is good. Say these outloud and overstress how you say the capitalized sections.
the ACcent is ON the wrong SYLLable.
the acCENT is on THE wrong sylLAble.
Which one sounds more natural? The first one.
The first one
The first one
Thank you for your valuable insights!
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You said trochaic is stressed first but then you answered the first practice with iambic? I am so lost lonely lone is stressed why would you say iambic
Hello, I am Sall. I am an enthusiastic beginner in the poetic language.
Obviously, the first practice is in iambic. It corresponds to the pattern "unstressed syllable, followed by a stressed syllable."
Lesson: "I wan/dered lone/ly as a cloud ". I=unstressed syllable , wan=stressed, dered
=unstressed from the word "wandered " . Similarly from word "lonely" lone=stressed syllable and ly=unstressed syllable. The message I'm trying to convey is that, if you look at the syllable of all the words in the line, it actually corresponde to the iambic form of rhythm(unstressed followed by stressed syllable )
Thank you
What are the answers to the last 2 examples?
the last one is Iambic dimeter most likely, the second last is iambic tetrameter most likely.
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And where are the answers for others ? It should be pinned direktly under tge video.
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