English is not a flat language. It is a drumbeat. Some syllables are loud, long, and clear. Others are short, quiet, and weak. Getting this wrong doesn’t just sound foreign; it changes the meaning of your words. For example, did you just record a video (re-CORD), or did you keep a record (RE-cord) of the transaction?
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If you have ever said a word perfectly—every consonant and vowel in the right order—only to be met with a blank stare, you have encountered the invisible monster of the English language: incorrect syllable stress .