Adjectives and verbs are considered 'content words' so they are usually stressed. Prepositions are considered 'function or structure words' so they are usually unstressed. Of course, as explained by the author above, this all

Science_guru wrote: Sweety_pudding wrote: i think of and off just looks like earchother.. I don't agree with this. In fact I don't see any relation between "of" and "off" "of" is a preposition e.g. President of America, son

Hello Latin OED says about out of ; out of prepositional phrase "Out of" is originally and still in writing, two words, namely the adverb "out" followed by the preposition "of" (in its primary sense = from). In analysis "out of" is