Low Intermediate Easy ESOL blog: Stronger

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Monday, November 7, 2022

A syllable is a part of a word with one vowel sound.

The number of sounds is more important than the number of vowels.

A silent e is never a syllable.

Ed is always a syllable even if we don't pronounce it as another syllable.

(We only pronounce "ed" like another syllable after a last letter = T or D)

If you understand which syllable is stronger, your pronunciation will be better.

Do you do anything to get stronger? What do you do? I lift weights twice a week, but I'm still not very strong.