We have another heteronym this week.  Heteronyms are words that are spelled  

exactly the same. They just have a different  pronunciation and a different meaning.

So we have the word subject which is  a noun meaning a theme; and to subject  

which is the verb meaning to force upon someone.

So we're really only going to focus today just on  word stress. To stress the syllable you are going  

to make it louder, higher in pitch, and longer.  The unstressed syllable, this is important,  

must be shorter, softer, and lower in pitch. So  that difference is key. This is a great word to  

practice because we have only two beats, or two  syllables, so you can practice shifting those.

So again for the noun, and let me  write that on here so you can remember,  

this is the noun and this is the verb. So for the  noun, we're going to say subject subject subject.

Then for the verb it will  be subject subject subject. 

subject - subject 

subject - subject subject - subject

And now for a sentence: The subject of the essay is interesting.  

I'll give you a summary so I don't subject  you to the lengthy reading passage.

Give it a try people are going  to notice the difference. If  

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