Syllables. What are syllables? Syllables are word parts.

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Syllables

What are syllables? Syllables are word parts

There are two kinds of syllables Closed syllables end in a consonant Egg ap-ple Open syllables end in a vowel or a lonely vowel me o-pen e-qual

What is a Vowel? A vowel is a letter that is not a consonant Vowels are A E I O U

What is a consonant? A consonant is a letter that is not a vowel Consonants are: b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, q, r, s, t, v, w, x, y, z.

How to divide syllables (rule 1) If there is a short vowel sound, it should be a closed syllable Closed syllables end in consonants Divide the word after the consonant following a short vowel sound

How to divide syllables (rule 2) If there is a long vowel sound, it should be an open syllable Open syllables end in vowels, or are made of lonely vowels Divide the word after the long vowel sound

Between two consonants… in sect pic ture cap ture

Between double consonants… com mon bor row of fice

After a long vowel re mind bor row of fice

Compound words divide between the two words home sick under stand any thing

Short vowel sounds need a consonant after them. Split after the consonant man age dam age met al

Short vowel sounds need a consonant after them. If there’s a consonant cluster, both consonants count oth er dam age of fice

Words with prefixes, separate the prefix from the word pre teen post war over come