Zoli
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Is 'hard attack' a compound noun in the phrase: "He had a heart attack." ?
If I understand correctly compound nouns get a little bit more stress on the first word than the second.
I would normally stress the following words (the one with the capital letters) when not making any contrast or special importance.
Of course stress can be shifted for special emphasize, but I don't want any special emphasize. Any suggestion is appreciated.
If I understand correctly compound nouns get a little bit more stress on the first word than the second.
I would normally stress the following words (the one with the capital letters) when not making any contrast or special importance.
Code:
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He HAD a HEART aTACK.Of course stress can be shifted for special emphasize, but I don't want any special emphasize. Any suggestion is appreciated.
