HEYA FELLA(S)....✔
✴What's syllable in eng.grammar?
✴Give me rules for removal of "too".
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A syllable is basically "one" sound that can be uttered at a time. It is a unit of organised vowels and/or a vowel or consonant.
For example, take the word finicky.
It's syllable breakdown will be fin-ih-kee
here, notice that each part separated by hyphen is a vowel (or two) with a constant on either of or both ends.
Too can be removed by use of also as in:
I wanted that too!
I also wanted that.
For example, take the word finicky.
It's syllable breakdown will be fin-ih-kee
here, notice that each part separated by hyphen is a vowel (or two) with a constant on either of or both ends.
Too can be removed by use of also as in:
I wanted that too!
I also wanted that.
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