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Properly mark the metrical feet (stressed and unstressed syllables) in the following line of poetry.

Answer 1

The metrical feet (stressed and unstressed syllables) in the following line of poetry is three feet.

This is because it contains three stressed and three unstressed syllables in the sentence, "How sweet I roamed from field to field".

The stressed syllables are:

• sweet
• roamed
• field

The unstressed syllables are:

• how
• I
• from
• to.

What is a Stressed Syllable?

This refers to the type of syllable that calls attention to the change of pitch in the words of a speaker,.

Hence, we can see that the metrical feet (stressed and unstressed syllables) in the following line of poetry are three feet.

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