Today we're going to focus on this word and look at the difference in pronunciation when it's an adjective and a verb. So when it's an adjective, the stress goes on the first syllable. Perfect. Perfect. To example, it's been a perfect day. Or this hotel is perfect. Whereas when this word is a verb, the stress goes on the second syllable and in the first one we've got a sh-1. To perfect. To perfect. To examples, the first one, I want to perfect my pronunciation. And when we're example, I need to perfect this recipe.