consonant sounds clustered with /j/ & Word stress of three syllables, stressed on the 2nd syllable - SS1 English Lesson Note

A consonant cluster is the appearance of consonant sounds in succession in syllables. It may transpire at the beginning or end of a syllable or word. Consonant clusters with /j/ are very often followed by /u:/ or the diphthong /ʊə/The consonant sound /j/ can be clustered with other consonant sounds at the beginning, middle, or end of a word. Some examples of consonant clusters with /j/ at the beginning of a word are:

yard, young,yacht

examples of consonant clusters with /j/ in the middle of a word are:

city , beauty, enjoy

 examples of consonant clusters with /j/ at the end of a word are:

boy, joy, annoy.

Word Stress of Three syllable, stressed on Two syllable: 

In English, the stress of a word is the emphasis that is placed on a particular syllable. The stress of a word can affect its meaning and pronunciation. In general, words of three syllables are stressed on the second syllable. For example, the word "beautiful" is stressed on the second syllable, which is pronounced as /ˈbjuːtəfəl/.

Here are some other  examples of words with three syllables that are stressed on the second syllable:

important

government

education

information

It is important to be aware of the stress of words in English, as it can affect your pronunciation and understanding of the language.