III. Circle the stressed syllable in the underlined words. Translate the sentences into Russian.

1. You need a permit to park here.

2. Please permit me to park here.

3. Don’t insult the visitors.

4. That sounds like an insult.

5. They sell produce at the market.

6. Cars produce a lot of smog.

7. They negotiated a contract.

8. Your muscles contract when you exercise.

9. He made a lot of progress.

10. Let’s progress to the next item.

11. Handle the object carefully.

12. Did hid boss object to the change?

13. She got an increase in pay.

14. They tried to increase their profits.

15. Please answer the questions on the survey.

16. Let’s survey the situation before we decide.

17. We completed the project.

18. Project the slides onto the wall.

19. The crowd’s conduct was disorderly.

20. We are planning to conduct an experiment.

IV. Divide the words below into two groups: 1) words with one primary stress and 2) words with primary and secondary stresses:

reason, childhood, apologize, recognition, generosity, nominee, bitterness, sensitivity, companionship, production, demonstration, addictive, correspondence, auctioneer, ambitious, apprehensive, refreshment, occupation, attractive, adaptation, volunteer, addressee, illegal, alphabetize, envious.

V. Look up the stressed element of the following compound words in a dictionary:

tight-fitting, put up with, good-looking, green-eyed, go down, well-built, well-off, red-haired, broken-down, broad-shouldered, open-minded, run-down, film star, motorway, real estate, hand-made, worn-out, long-distance, nutcrackers, software, throwback, frying pan, database, credit card, burglar alarm, fairy-tale, feedback, outskirts, legal proceedings.

VI. Find compound words in the sentences and put the stress in them:

1. Better yet, send the utensils through a full dishwasher cycle.

2. The sort of people who live and work in Bonn are well educated and open-minded.

3. Her whole outfit was a throwback to the 1970s.

4. This machine won’t let you down.

5. Her parents lived in a big house on the outskirts of Manchester.

6. We had three days of spring sunshine.

7. They want to set up their own import-export business.

8. Children from well-off families would rather play computer games than go outside.

9. I felt the need to break away from home.

10. Sitting on a broken-down couch in the cluttered Casa Maria headquarters, Flag chuckles at that particular take.

11. He was handsome and well-built, like a Hollywood movie star.

12. I shouldn't have thrown away the receipt.

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