Rule 4: Prefixes & Suffixes are never stressed | English Pronunciation 💬

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We use stress bubbles to show how many syllables there are in a word. 💬 The small bubbles are unstressed syllables, the big bubble is the stressed syllable.

For example:
O o o O o O o
table agree banana

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[aspiretoinspire]

I'm surprised since I didn't know that rule 😂😂😂

[paulbaines]

Except...
-eer (engine → engineer)
-ique (tech → technique)
-aire (question → questionnaire)

[MrHammerkop]

Not correct. This is not a rule, but a tendency. There are many words that have a stressed prefix. For example: We'll get a fund. *(Noun prefix stressed).* They'll re us. *(Verb prefix unstressed).*