SYLLABLES IN ENGLISH | 7 types | What are syllables? | Learn how to count syllables

[@LearnEasyEnglish]

Download the free syllables topic sheets and worksheets here: 📝✅
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[@liuying8380]

That's really helpful and easy for my student to understand!! Thanks a lot !!! :)

[@shinobuxi1779]

Thank you you help me alot 😁

[@gyanDena7]

In Vowel team Syllable you mentioned that the first vowel sound will be considered(long vowel) and the second vowel sound will be silent. But the word "Sweater"" has first vowel sound silent and second vowel sound is considered during pronunciation..please explain

[@dead_hero_28]

There's a consonant after the last vowel e but in this case we need only e at the end.

[@dead_hero_28]

Sweater is a n example of r-controlled syllable

[@juanapenick]

Please make a video about long vowel sound versus short vowel sound!

[@LearnEasyEnglish]

Here is a video to help: th-cam.com/video/gFBDxf-p0lE/w-d-xo.html

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[@sahil_ff_gaming_ytgc]

Thanks verry much

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[@kathulachandrashekar7888]

i had cleared by syllable stress problem,thanks a lot for your explanation.Thank you

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Great job

[@gurmukhsingh8566]

Brilliant.

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Very informative and easy to understand.

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Its really helpful maam thanks🙏🙏

[@dawsonreidmusic1573]

By the way, Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, actually has 16 syllables, but thanks for the tip to simply just count the number of vowels. English is my first language. Yet, sometimes, it is super helpful to remind myself of all of the rules behind what I now speak or write on instinct.

[@LearnEasyEnglish]

You're welcome! Also it has 14 syllables.

[@eltaroche2699]

I'm lost!

[@austincorser8126]

My dad thought it's 17

[@lucasribeiro8099]

yeah it really is 14

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[@The-Imaginator]

Alright! You've uploaded the video that I requested a while back!

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You are doing well.

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Hi professor
Thank you so much for help and advice.

[@edwardsilayo]

Marvelous

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instablaster.

[@Editz...433]

Thanks mam

[@khaleelvani7678]

Very useful

[@debarjundas8429]

Please make video at English grammar nouns and pronouns

[@LearnEasyEnglish]

Here are the videos:
Nouns → th-cam.com/video/9DCN4rs8e9A/w-d-xo.html
Pronouns → th-cam.com/video/ztvx-TxHwj0/w-d-xo.html

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The last one in quiz was horrible. 😂 Thank you very much. It was very useful for my understanding. 😘

[@olagunjufatima1139]

Perfect

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How to read oxygen. Ox-y-gen or o-xy-gen.I am confused that if we let y alone. How to teach kids let xy (ksi) spell together?

[@user-ri6qd8ph9c]

By the way, Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, actually has 16 syllables, but thanks for the tip to simply just count the number of vowels. English is my first language. Yet, sometimes,

[@LearnEasyEnglish]

It has 14 syllables.

[@vasundharaambekar5719]

1st quiz B.

[@courtneyatkins5627]

good joz

[@andreabartley3226]

Nice

[@lisyfrancis2402]

In ""heart" how many syllables are there ?

[@vasundharaambekar5719]

2nd B.

[@kamarcrooks352]

I learned this I just need more informational text

[@amira4477]

Boat I think it is not vowel team it is diphthongs

[@richardherrera9322]

RJ Richard lava

[@sandhyanaskar1533]

hello ma'am

[@vasundharaambekar5719]

4th A.

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U are bugo😊😊

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Tell we more

[@PrinceYasserHamdy-wp6hc]

cooly

[@chiragthakur7379]

Information - how many syllable in this word
Please tell me

[@LearnEasyEnglish]

There are 4 syllables.

[@raobabar4224]

Four

[@王乌云]

medal
how to split this word in to syllables. is it med al or me dal？thanks

[@tisharansome2942]

Happ

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Closed syllable end with a consonant

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Open syllable
End with vowel

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Vowel team syllable
Two vowels that make one vowel sound

[@khalilullah5270]

Mam I think u has not pronounce wovel sound.

[@richardherrera9322]

Rj

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[@Tfrancis1991]

British

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01/12/2023

[@kamarcrooks352]

Why is this so much?

[@englishwithfazilshah408]

Exaggerated

[@TaiLe-dr5ve]

In American Cambridge Dictionary, i see:
They write the word 'menu' is /ˈmen.ju/, but i hear many native American speakers say /ˈme.nju/
They write the word 'city' is /ˈsɪt̬·i/, but i hear many native American speakers say /ˈsɪ.t̬i/
/ˈmen.ju/ and /ˈme.nju/, which is correct? Is there any different when speaking these two syllable types.
/ˈsɪt̬·i/ and /ˈsɪ.t̬i/, which is correct? Is there any different when speaking these two syllable types.

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Thanks

[@vasundharaambekar5719]

3rd A.

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