Question

Mark stresses in the following words and word combinations: opportunity education to make up one's mind  possibility to specialize qualification

Answer 1

OpportUnity
EducAtion
To mAke up one's mind
PossibIlity
To speciallIze
QualificAtion

Answer 2

Sure, I can help you identify the stressed syllables in the words and word combinations you provided. In English, stress can vary depending on the context and the emphasis placed on certain words or syllables. Here's how you can mark the stressed syllables in the words and word combinations you mentioned:

1. Opportunity: op-POR-tu-ni-ty (the second syllable "POR" is stressed). 2. Education: ed-u-CA-tion (the third syllable "CA" is stressed). 3. To make up one's mind: to MAKE up one's MIND (both "MAKE" and "MIND" are stressed). 4. Possibility: pos-si-BIL-i-ty (the third syllable "BIL" is stressed). 5. To specialize: to SPE-cial-ize (the second syllable "SPE" is stressed). 6. Qualification: qual-i-fi-CA-tion (the third syllable "CA" is stressed).

Please note that stress patterns can change in spoken English based on the emphasis placed on certain words or syllables in a sentence. In isolation, as provided, the above stress patterns apply.