Example of Overdrive Words

When the accent of intensity (stressed syllable) of the word is located in the syllable before the penultimate syllable, they are known as superdrugal words.

The words overdrive they are always accentuated.

And for all of you looking for help with your homework, here are more than 100 examples.

100 Examples of overdrive words:

1. open it to me
2. nimbly
3. shake it up
4. lift it up
5. turn it off
6. learn it
7. hit it
8. catch me
9. find out
10. let me know
11. put it down
12. drink it
13. warmly
14. candidly
15. singing it to you
16. sing it to him
17. punish him
18. give it to me
19. cook it
20. eat it
21. tell him
22. buy it for me
23. consider them
24. correct it
25. hang it up
26. tell me
27. giving it to me
28. owing it
29. weakly
30. leaving it to him
31. democratically
32. show me
33. give it back
34. draw it to me
35. hardly
36. tell him
37. meekly
38. throw it on you
39. cool it down
40. understand me

41. give it to him
42. specifically
43. sporadically
44. stylistically
45. stretch it out
46. study it
47. ethically
48. easily

49. frivolously
50. earn it
51. do it to him
52. inform him
53. fearlessly
54. play it
55. put it together
56. swear to me
57. read it to him
58. take it away
59. make it known
60. look at it
61. objétamelo
62. order it
63. peaceably
64. allow it
65. let me
66. think about it
67. think about it
68. practically
69. Try it on
70. keep him
71. Keep it
72. chemically
73. take it from me
74. quickly
75. receive it
76. get it back
77. recommend it
78. trimming it
79. write it down
80. give it away
81. register them
82. patch them up
83. repeat it
84. repeating it to you
85. reproaching him
86. take it back
87. steal it
88. romantically
89. break it
90. breaking it
91. beg me
92. rustic
93. sell it to me
94. take it out
95. turn it up
96. Suddenly
97. humming it to me
98. shyly
99. bring it to me
100. tragically
101. lately

30 Sentences with words on esdrújulas:

1. The bottle is closed, open it to me because I can't open it.
2. The dog play nimbly in the park with the children.
3. The lesson is difficult, the better learn it good to avoid mistakes.
4. The dog got away, catch me before someone runs him over.
5. The cat is in the tree, bring it down please.
6. My cousin Fernando bought fish, cook it you, who know how to do it well.
7. Dad, I want a new phone,buy it for me please!
8. The work got complicated hardly we will finish on time.
9. Your dress is getting dirty on the floor lift it up well so that it does not drag.
10. The bread is fresh and warm, the better eat it all at once, before it gets cold.
11. The stew is very hot, the better cool it down a little, so it doesn't burn.
12. No money for the concert understand it, you will not be able to go.
13. Lunch is on the table throw it on you in the lunch box to go to school.
14. The cost is very low, hardly you will find it cheaper.
15. I don't understand your project, draw it to me please.
16. Your story is very beautiful, tell me again.
17. The money he raised is mine give it back please.
18. I want the coffee with cream and stir it up a bit before serving.
19. In this campaign choosing democratically We end up losing in the same way.
20. The necklace is very beautiful, hang it up on his neck before going out to dance.
21. The solution to the problem is clear, now tell him to the lawyers.
22. Your school work is done, the better correct it before I rate it again.
23. Your lunch is in the refrigerator eat it after heating it well.
24. I warmly hugged that boy until he fell asleep.
25. The chocolate is hot drink it before it cools down.
26. If the postman comes and brings a package for me, let me know fast because I have to sign received.
27. The new bed is in the truck, lower it to put it in your aunt's room.
28. The earrings are beautiful, hang them up in the ears to compromise.
29. My son is very disobedient, correct it so that you do not acquire bad habits.
30. Your bed is beautiful draw it to me to put it in a box.

Exceptions to the overdrug words:

In the case of adverbs created from adjectives with the suffix-mente, they will only be accentuated in the case that the adjective carries the accent by itself. For example, the word hardly has an accent since the adjective from which it is formed (difficult) also has it, however, it does not actually have it since it does not have it either.

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