And it's very important for getting the stress and rhythm of English right.

而且它对于找对英语的和节奏来说很要。

Can is longer and higher in pitch.

的 can 音更长，音调更高。

But rereading or regressing unnecessarily is a common habit where we hop back to a sentence or a couple sentences before and cover the same information a second time.

但是我们很多人都会有不必要的倒回去的习惯，跳回一个句子或者几个句子之前，然后再一遍。

And, once you've finished, remember to reread your notes to help the information stick.

接着，当你一做完笔记，记要，以此加固信息的清晰度和准确性。

As a noun or an adjective, it will probably be stressed.

作为名词或形容词，大部分情况下。

Second example, " We now preSENT the star of the show" .

二句话" We now preSENT the star of the show" 在后面。

It can never hurt to reread these things and think through what you're learning.

这些书、思考你学了什么永远没有害处。

So, with the word 'cement', the verb and the noun, we stress the second syllable.

对于“cement”这个单词，无论是用作动词和名词，都要二个音节。

The weak forms come before the stress.

弱在之前。

Students often prefer other study methods, like rereading textbooks and highlighting notes.

学生通常更喜欢其他学习方法，如课本并标注笔记。

Which words are stressed here, and which words do you think are weak?

您认为在这里哪些字汇是的，哪些是轻的？

Hear. This word is spelled phonetically with the IH vowel, ih, but I find it's more like the EE vowel, hear. Now you'll see a schwa in the phonetics but you don't need to worry about it.

Hear 这个单词在语音方面是有元音IH，ih，但是我发现它听起来更像是元音EE，hear。你会发现在它的音标里有一个非央元音，但你没有必要太担心。

Yes, so they're not emphasizing the R on the end of words.

他们因此没有结尾的R音。

Isn't the auxiliary verb usually stressed instead of unstressed?

难道不是助动词通常要而不要弱吗？

The good news is that English has a few word stress rules.

好消息是英语有一些单词规则。

Often, unstressed vowels have a more relaxed lip position.

通常非元音的嘴型更放松。

And importantly, where is there not stress?

要的是，哪个音不呢？

I reread my notes to keep them in memory.

我我的笔记以记住它们。

The word " enjoy" is a content word. It's stressed.

“enjoy”这个词是一个实义词，是的词。

That's later, though; the first read-through is usually pretty fine.

但那是以后的事；一遍往往都很不错。