2011年成人高考专升本《语文》试题及答案（In 2011, the adult college entrance examination upgraded the Chinese language examination questions and answers）.docVIP

2011年成人高考专升本《语文》试题及答案（In 2011, the adult college entrance examination upgraded the Chinese language examination questions and answers） Overview of pronunciation rules is mainly for the stressed syllable, therefore, how to determine the disyllabic and polysyllabic words of the stressed syllables, becomes the key word see to read. The double syllable words and multi syllable words, one syllable, often involving word structure, so it is necessary to introduce the main methods of word formation. A lot of English word formation, but there are three main types: (1) with legitimate: another word by prefix or suffix. For example: luck (luck), lucky (lucky), unlucky (unfortunately) (2) conversion method:. The transformation from a lexical category to another lexical category. For example: water (N. water), water (v. water). (3) synthesis by two or more words into a word. For example: Bookbag, bookbag (bag), Motherinlaw Motherinlaw (Yue Mu, mother-in-law). A rule two, two syllable words (a) the general tendency of double syllable words stressed 1. syllable verbs tend to second syllable. For example: absorb (absorption) behave (behavior), forget (Wang Ji), receive (receiver). 2. verb than double syllable words, in favor of the first syllable. For example: Custom (N., distant (adj. used) distant) second (num. second), many (pron., often, many (adv.) into (prep., often) into after (conj.) in...... After). Noun, adjective, adverb suffix, is unstressed, such as: Er, or, ESS, ISM - tion - sion, ssion - ment - ship - - hood - age - ure - DOM - ey - ance our - ent - Ace - ow - IC (s - less) noun suffix; - ish - ive - ous able - ible - IC - some like - en - ed - Al - ant, ful - ing - ty - ly adjective suffix. LY - ward (s), wise and other adverb suffix. It also further aggravate the tendency of this kind of word the first syllable is stressed. Here are some examples to show. Noun: Actor (actor), nation (National); adjective: useful (useful), dirty (dirty); Adverbs: really (true); nume