Question

Syllable is surrounded by - 1. vowels 2. words 3. consonents 4. articles​

Answer 1

A syllable is surrounded by consonants.

• There are five vowels in the English alphabet. A, E, I, O, U.
• The rest of the remaining letters are known as consonants.
• A syllable is defined as the pronunciation having one vowel sound, with surrounding consonants.
• Syllabify means to divide a word into its constituent syllables.

For example,

There are five syllables in the word 'determination'.

de-ter-mi-na-tion

There are three syllables in the word 'consonant'

con-so-nant

Answer 2

Answer:

• Syllable is surrounded by - 3. consonants.

• Although no syllables can be formed without vowels but majority says that syllable is surrounded by consonants.

• One syllable is called monosyllabic word : Big, cat, new and so on.

• Disyllabic words are of two syllables : To-day, wo-man, cup-board, etc.

• Three syllables are called trisyllabic words : To-ta-lly, beau-ti-ful, etc.

• And pollysyllabic words are above three syllables : E-co-no-my, e-li-mi-nate, etc.