Hello! I'm John Russell.
Imagine you want to talk about an action.
Perhaps you want to talk about something you will do in the future.
For example, I'll call you.
I'll call you.
A simple statement like this can teach you a lot about American English.
I'll explain.
In American English, we generally stress content words - nouns, adjectives and verbs.
We generally do not stress function words - words like pronouns, modals, determiners and so on.
Stress means to say something louder or more forcefully.
