Word Stress Made Easy: 'ic' and 'tion' Suffixes

In this video, I’ll share the secrets behind the 'ic' and 'tion' suffixes and how they magically shift the stress to the syllable just before them. Whether you're a student, a language enthusiast, or just curious about linguistics, you’ll find lots of engaging explanations.
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🎉🎉🎉very interesting and informative🎉🎉🎉

[@mirjana3260]

Good video

[@steftoha8780]

Good advice... Thanks for sharing.

[@poppy3k]

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[@DONAMOTHA]

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[@emrickkokani]

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Good video...Keep it up..

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[@roadtofluency]

Hopefully this helped you!

[@noonecando]

We are not looking at your soul, you mentioned we should look for exceptions, I believe the word elastic is stressed on 'la' but if you add the suffix -ity the stress moves to 'sti'.

[@roadtofluency]

Thank you for your insight! You're correct that when we add the suffix "-ity" to "elastic," the stress shifts from "la" in "elastic" to "sti" in "elasticity."