ROLE OF SYLLABLE IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Keywords:
Key words. syllable, the formation of syllable, the sequence of letters, the link, the open link, the closed link.Abstract
Abstract. This article is all about syllables and will give a definition for syllable definition, cover the types of syllables in English, and provide some syllable examples. We'll also cover syllable division – in other words, how to divide a word into its constituent syllables.
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