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EPISODE · Jan 24, 2022 · 11 MIN

Express Your Emotions Better With Emphatic Stress

from Advanced English Communication for Professionals · host Advanced English

When you want to express your emotions in English you can use emphatic stress. When  we want to express ourselves in a specific way, we can add extra stress to any word in a sentence or question. Emphatic stress or sentence stress is used to emphasize meaning in conversation. When we stress particular words it gives them a different meaning. 📝 Full Lesson Transcript  and 🎙 Podcast: https://advancedenglish.co/blog/13jmjput/express-your-emotions-better-with-emphatic-stress ENROLL IN OUR WEB COURSES (FREE trial included): 👇 🏆Acing Online Interviews:  https://explearning.co/courses/online-interviews 🏆Group Interviews: https://explearning.co/courses/group-interviews 🏆Online Teamwork: https://explearning.co/courses/online-teamwork 🏆Remote Work: https://explearning.co/courses/remote-work And don't forget to check out our website for the writeup and podcast of all of our lessons: https://advancedenglish.co/blog #advancedenglish #confidentenglish #marydaphne #communication #englishcommunication

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