Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Progressive Course in Reading, Vol. 5: Fifth Book Part II, Information Literature Oral Expression
In words of two, and usually in words of three syllables, only one of the syllables is accented. In some words of three syllables, and usually in words of four or more syllables, there is another accent less strong than the first. The main accent is called the primary, and the other the secondary accent. The word compose has only the primary accent: thus, com pose'; While composition has both the primary and the secondary accents: thus, com'po si'tiou.
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