An Analysis of the Impact of Stress Patterns on the Pronunciation of English Nouns and Verbs Among Pakistani ESL learners
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https://doi.org/10.35484/pssr.2023(7-III)68Keywords:
English Language, Stress Shift Pattern, Syllable Structures, Word StressAbstract
This study investigates the impact of stress patterns on the pronunciation of English nouns and verbs by Pakistani ESL learners, aiming to identify common mistakes and propose pedagogical strategies for improvement. The background underscores the challenges ESL students face in mastering English stress patterns, particularly in the context of Pakistani linguistic backgrounds. Through a qualitative analysis of ten recent research publications from 2015 to 2023, the study delves into the difficulties Pakistani ESL students encounter in acquiring accurate stress patterns, offering insights for educators and curriculum developers to enhance English pronunciation teaching practices. Results emphasize the essential integration of suprasegmental elements in the standard curriculum to enhance pronunciation accuracy, suggesting that exposure to clear pronunciation models and relevant language input can aid ESL learners in mastering stress patterns. Recommendations advocate for prioritizing stress pattern instruction, creating interactive learning environments to foster critical thinking and communication skills, thereby equipping students for success in diverse professional settings.
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