Syllable Count

4

one

The English word age consists of just a single syllable.

three ben-e-fit

3 syllables

There are 2 syllables. Sto-ries.

There are three syllables in the word 'victories'.

There is 1 syllable.

3

i'm has one but if you split it to "i am" it has 2

Countenanced has 3 syllables. Coun-te-nanced.
Countenanced has three syllables.

There are 2 syllables. Con-serve.

in ter sec tion, so 4 syllables

Finished has 3 syllables. Vowels appear in 3 separate places: F i n i sh e d

jam-bo-ree

There is 1 syllable.

1

Yes, because it goes a while. It is also a compound word.

two

col our.... TWO..

3

Communities - n., pl. 5 syllables: com/mu/ni/ti/es "es" is postfix for plural fixation.

Community - n., sing. 4 syllables: com/mu/ni/ty

Stress in both words is on second syllable "mu"

It depends on what the words sound like. For example: apple, this is a two syllables words because apple sound like: ADD-pO two sounds. Hope this help!!! from colorblue2.

When growing up, I've always been told to "clap it". For example, the word alphabet has 3 syllables: al-pha-bet.

syllable: syl-la-ble (3)

bottle: bot-tle (2)

zoo: zoo (1)

contributors : con-tri-bu-tors (4)

There are two syllables. Um-pire.

There are 6 syllables. On-o-mat-o-poe-ia.