Two
How has one syllable. Large has one syllable. Unto has two syllables. Un-to. The has one syllable. Tiny has two syllables. Ti-ny. Fly has one syllable.
There is one syllable in "its" The full form "it is" has two syllables.
Two syllables.
No it has one syllable.
"We'll" has one syllable. "We will" is two syllables.
A one syllable word only has one syllable. For examples, consider the differences between these words for syllable counts:on (one syllable), versus onward (two syllables)up (one syllable), versus upward (two syllables)two one syllable), versus twofold (two syllables)to (one syllable), versus toward (two syllables)house (one syllable), versus household (two syllables)store (one syllable), versus storeroom (two syllables)mail (one syllable), versus mailbox (two syllables)
Two syllables
How has one syllable. Large has one syllable. Unto has two syllables. Un-to. The has one syllable. Tiny has two syllables. Ti-ny. Fly has one syllable.
There is one syllable in "its" The full form "it is" has two syllables.
Were has one syllable. We're also has one syllable, but stands for we are which has two syllables.
Their only has one syllable. They're only has one syllable but stands for "they are" which has two syllables.
Soil has one syllable.
Two syllables.
Jump is one syllable.
No it has one syllable.
No there are two syllables. A-bout.
Its only has one syllable. It's also only has one syllable but stands for "it is" which has two syllables.