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29,pond,/pond/,n,
30,porch,/po:tf/,n,
31,shutters,/`fAt.er/,n,
32,"sliding
$ ightarrow$ sliding doors",/slard1n/,adj,
33,stairs,/steorz/,n,
,Describing houses and rooms,,,
34,"restore
$ ightarrow$ beautifully restored",/r'' sto:r/,"v
adj",
35,charming,/'tfa:.m1n/,adj,
36,contemporary,/ken'tem.per.er.i/,adj,
37,"locate
$ ightarrow$ conveniently located","/lou'kert/
/ken'vi:.ni.ent.li
lou'kertid/","v
adj",
38,cozy,/'kou.zi/,adj,
39,cramped,/kraempt/,adj,
40,dilapidated,/dt'laep.1.der.trd/,adj,
41,"impress
$ ightarrow$ impressive","/1m'pres/
/1m'pres.1v/","v
adj",
42,"peace
$ ightarrow$ peaceful","/pi:s/
/'pi:s.fel/","n
adj",
43,popular/ lively area,/'ee.ri.e/,n,
44,remote,/n''meut/,adj,
45,"space
$ ightarrow$ spacious","/spers/
/'sper.fos/","n
adj",
46,substantial,/seb'staen..ol/,adj,
47,tiny,/'tar.ni/,adj,

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giúp mình với Vocabulary &amp; Grammar English 11,Semester 1 (202),

29,pond,/pond/,n,
30,porch,/po:tf/,n,
31,shutters,/`fAt.er/,n,
32,"sliding 
 $ightarrow$ sliding doors",/slard1n/,adj,
33,stairs,/steorz/,n,
,Describing houses and rooms,,,
34,"restore 
 $ightarrow$ beautifully restored",/r&#x27;&#x27; sto:r/,"v 
 adj",
35,charming,/&#x27;tfa:.m1n/,adj,
36,contemporary,/ken&#x27;tem.per.er.i/,adj,
37,"locate 
 $ightarrow$ conveniently located","/lou&#x27;kert/ 
 /ken&#x27;vi:.ni.ent.li 
 lou&#x27;kertid/","v 
 adj",
38,cozy,/&#x27;kou.zi/,adj,
39,cramped,/kraempt/,adj,
40,dilapidated,/dt&#x27;laep.1.der.trd/,adj,
41,"impress 
 $ightarrow$ impressive","/1m&#x27;pres/ 
 /1m&#x27;pres.1v/","v 
 adj",
42,"peace 
 $ightarrow$ peaceful","/pi:s/ 
 /&#x27;pi:s.fel/","n 
 adj",
43,popular/ lively area,/&#x27;ee.ri.e/,n,
44,remote,/n&#x27;&#x27;meut/,adj,
45,"space 
 $ightarrow$ spacious","/spers/ 
 /&#x27;sper.fos/","n 
 adj",
46,substantial,/seb&#x27;staen..ol/,adj,
47,tiny,/&#x27;tar.ni/,adj,

Accepted Answer

Based on the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) notation you provided for each word, here is an analysis of their pronunciation and stress patterns:

1. **pond**: /pɑnd/ - One syllable, with the vowel sound resembling "ah."
2. **porch**: /pɔrʧ/ - One syllable, the "or" is pronounced as in "more."
3. **shutters**: /ˈʃətərz/ - Two syllables, with primary stress on the first syllable.
4. **sliding**: /sˈlaɪdɪŋ/ - Two syllables, with primary stress on the first syllable.
5. **stairs**: /stɛrz/ - One syllable, with a vowel sound similar to "air."
6. **restore**: /rɪˈstɔr/ - Two syllables, with primary stress on the second syllable.
7. **charming**: /ˈʧɑrmɪŋ/ - Two syllables, with primary stress on the first syllable.
8. **contemporary**: /kənˈtɛmpərɛri/ - Five syllables, with primary stress on the second syllable.
9. **locate**: /ˈloʊkeɪt/ - Two syllables, with primary stress on the first syllable.
10. **cozy**: /ˈkoʊzi/ - Two syllables, with primary stress on the first syllable.
11. **cramped**: /kræmpt/ - One syllable, with a vowel sound resembling "a."
12. **dilapidated**: /dɪˈlæpədeɪtɪd/ - Five syllables, with primary stress on the second syllable.
13. **impress**: /ˈɪmprɛs/ - Two syllables, with primary stress on the first syllable.
14. **peace**: /pis/ - One syllable, with a long "ee" sound.
15. **popular**: /ˈpɑpjələr/ - Three syllables, with primary stress on the first syllable.
16. **remote**: /rɪˈmoʊt/ - Two syllables, with primary stress on the second syllable.
17. **space**: /speɪs/ - One syllable, with a long "a" sound.
18. **substantial**: /səbˈstænʃəl/ - Three syllables, with primary stress on the second syllable.
19. **tiny**: /ˈtaɪni/ - Two syllables, with primary stress on the first syllable.

### Summary of Stress Patterns:
- **Single-syllable words**: pond, porch, stairs, cramped, peace, space.
- **Two-syllable words with primary stress on the first syllable**: charming, cozy, locatе, impress, popular, tiny.
- **Two-syllable words with primary stress on the second syllable**: restore, remote.
- **Multi-syllable words**: 
  - Three syllables: contemporary, substantial.
  - Four syllables: dilapidated.

Each word’s stress pattern plays a significant role in its pronunciation and meaning in English. Understanding these can help in both speaking and comprehension.