If you suddenly doubted what emphasis in the word "pamper", it is worth looking again into the dictionary. Of course, the right option is "pamper".
And the emphasis in the word "spoiled" falls on O. How to keep this in mind if the word "spoiled" has the stressed syllable "ba"?
We need associations, best of all - rhymed lines that will help schoolchildren (and not only them) remember difficult accentological norms.
Meaning of the word and synonyms
"Spoiled" - a child requiring special attention or overly gifted with toys and other things. The same definition can be applied to adults, pets, all pets that are cared for beyond reasonable limits.
The most suitable synonyms for "spoiled" and "spoiled" are the words "pampered, moody, cherished, masterful."
A wonderful example of a spoiled child is the boy Vitya in the poem by S. Mikhalkov "Mimosa":
That he lies in bed
With cotton blankets
In addition to buns and cakes,
He doesn’t want to eat anything.
A suitable idiom is "like cheese in butter." But spoiled - this is not just living in full abundance, but also not quite satisfied; caressed, but not appreciating the love of others.
What does the minion have to do with it
The word "minion" creates the greatest difficulties in remembering the stress in the words "spoiled, spoiled, pamper, spoil, indulge." Although the words are one-root, but this "naughty and favorite" makes it difficult to remember the stress in them.
Only in the word "minion" emphasizes the syllable "BA". Even in the noun "balovnik", the last syllable will be stressed. In all other verbs and adjectives with such a root - the emphasis on "BA" is not done. Right:
- spoil;
- spoil;
- Balanced
- Fucked away;
- you spoil;
- pamper.
These are capricious words that do not want to reckon with the "splendor of fate."
How to remember the correct stress
The rhyme for the word "spoiled" is selected easily. "Enchanted, educated, pickled, grounded" and dozens more words. The best association arises in the spoiled-kissed pair.
Why rhymes? The poems cut into memory well. They will help to memorize the stress in the word "spoiled" and in other root words. Playing burim with children is very useful. The rules of the game are very easy.
Write the first line and say what word it ends with - for example, "pamper". The next player writes, picking a suitable rhyme. Let's say "trade." Each comes up with his own line, not knowing what the other player wrote. Only the rhyme and verse size is known. When there are enough lines written on the sheet (each previous line is hidden, for example, the edge of the sheet is bent), the result is a poem. After reading it, you will be surprised and laugh.
An example to remember is a common rhyme:
Mom spoiled my daughter,
Instead of bread, the cake gave.
Or another rhyming phrase that will help reinforce the stress in the word "spoiled": "The pet is spoiled, kissed by the mistress."
Accentological norms
It is not necessary to assume that such strict rules for stress in the word "spoiled" and in cognate words are needed only for students in the exam. They are greeted by clothes, escorted by the mind. And if in our speech there are too many such flaws, we will probably be considered people not sufficiently educated.
The prevalence of error plays a bad role: constantly reinforced by others, it again and again falls into colloquial speech. Even television and radio do not always help - reporting errors are not uncommon.
The study of the rules of stress in accentology leads to the fact that linguists are inclined to recognize the prevailing word usage. The use of the word, settled in living speech, gets into dictionaries, becomes a new norm. However, this does not apply to the words "pamper", "pampered". Stress on the first syllable is considered an erroneous, colloquial option.
The correct stress in the word "pamper" - on the last syllable, in the word "spoiled" - on the second.