As I want to discuss in short I do not want to elaborate this lesson. Lets we discuss about the Definition of syllable or What is syllable? You will get more about syllable from here as like as - Kinds of it and details. What is syllable? Syllable is a word or a part of a word uttered by a single effort of the voice. Example: - Mo+ther = Mother Edu+ca+tion = Education
As I want to discuss in short I do not want to elaborate this lesson. Lets we discuss about the Definition of syllable or What is syllable? You will get more about syllable from here as like as - Kinds of it and details.
Example: -
Mo+ther = Mother
Edu+ca+tion = Education
1. Mono-syllable
2. Di-syllable
3. Tri- syllable
4. Poly- syllable
Example:- It, And, But, Or, etc.
Example:-
Brother = Bro + ther.
Teacher = Tea + cher.
Example:-
Education = Edu + ca + tion.
Favourite = Fa + vour + ite.
Example:-
Calculation = Cal + cu + la + tion.
Satisfaction = Sat + is + fac + tion.
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Mohi Uddin
21.09.2011
What is syllable?
Syllable is a word or a part of a word uttered by a single effort of the voice.Example: -
Mo+ther = Mother
Edu+ca+tion = Education
Kinds of Syllable in English grammar: Syllables are four in number.
Such as:1. Mono-syllable
2. Di-syllable
3. Tri- syllable
4. Poly- syllable
1. Mono-syllable
Mono-syllable is a word which contains only one syllable in a word.Example:- It, And, But, Or, etc.
2. Di-syllable
Di-syllable is a word which contains two syllables in a word.Example:-
Brother = Bro + ther.
Teacher = Tea + cher.
3. Tri- syllable
Tri- syllable is a word which contains three syllables in a word.Example:-
Education = Edu + ca + tion.
Favourite = Fa + vour + ite.
4. Poly- syllable
Poly- syllable is a word which contains more than three syllables in a word.Example:-
Calculation = Cal + cu + la + tion.
Satisfaction = Sat + is + fac + tion.
Hope you have got clear idea about Syllable in English Grammar after reading this short article.
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Mohi Uddin
21.09.2011
Where are you from sir??
ReplyDeleteJhenaidah, Bangladesh
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