Basic guide to English Prosody¶
University of Valencia. Basic guide to English Prosody.
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- Pararhyme
- The University of Toronto’s rhyme glossary calls this double consonance and describes different vowels within matching consonant pairs; a University of Valencia prosody guide illustrates the flanked pattern with back/buck.
This sourceThis secondary course guide corroborates the checked flanking pattern; it does not establish a universal word-length or stress rule.
- The University of Toronto’s rhyme glossary calls this double consonance and describes different vowels within matching consonant pairs; a University of Valencia prosody guide illustrates the flanked pattern with back/buck.
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