Syllable Count

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"Ly" is a suffix commonly used in English to create adverbs from adjectives. It often denotes manner or degree. For example, "quick" becomes "quickly" with the addition of "ly."

There is one syllable.

There is one syllable.

There are four syllables like so: cat-e-go-ry.

There are 3 syllables in ADVENTURE. AD-VEN-TURE.

3 syllables

2

The word plastic has two syllables. Plas-tic.

one

2!

3. (en-joy-ing).

The word gone has one syllable.

3

Champ - i - on

There are two: eer -ie

There are two

There are five syllables. Un-der-es-ti-mate.

There are 2 syllables. Car-rot.

2

in with, there is only one syllable. you can easily test this by holding your jaw and say the word. you know how many syllables there are in a word by saying the word and depending how many times your jaw drops is the number of syllables. for example, when you say with, your jaw drops once, one syllable.

ther are 3 syllables in radius

Two.

Just one.

Career has 2 syllables. (Ca-reer).