SYLLABICATION. The steps in this packet have been carefully thought out so you can learn how to divide words easily AND FAST!

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SYLLABICATION Syllabication is the act of breaking big words up into smaller parts so they can be pronounced and spelled more easily. This skill is a very valuable tool which can be learned thoroughly as well as quickly when it s approached in an organized, systematic manner. After you have had some practice, syllabication will become automatic for you. You will be able to do it without thinking of the individual steps. Until it has been mastered, however, it is best to follow the steps given here in the order they are presented. You will see that the steps shown in this packet may vary from what is found in the dictionary. No the dictionary is not wrong. It s just that this method will more easily help you with your pronunciation of vocabulary and spelling. The steps in this packet have been carefully thought out so you can learn how to divide words easily AND FAST! Billings Adult Education Center 1

Now you are ready, to practice syllabication. You will enjoy it, for you now have the ability to unlock words you have never heard of before. Attack each word you divide as follows: 1. Underline each vowel and cross off final e. ( The vowels are a, e, i, o, u, and y.) 2. Continue the lines to the consonants or blends to the left, and divide upward in one stroke. (Over and up!) 3. Remember to treat consonant blends and combination sounds as one letter. For your convenience, the blends and combination sounds are listed below. 4. Include the consonant before an le with the le, i.e. ble, cle,dle. 5. If a syllable has only one letter, be sure that letter is a vowel. 6. Remember that any vowel followed by r is a combination sound. Consonant Blends Combination Sounds bl sc pr spl sh th wh ch qu cl sk fr scl ee ea ay ai oa gl sn br oi oy ou ow fl sp cr scr aw au oo ew ie pl st dr str or ur er ir ar sl sw gr spr alk igh ph gh ei sm tr tw ing ang ong ung eng Billings Adult Education Center 2

How many parts do you hear in the word children? In the word baby? In the following words? Divide the words into syllables. competitive perpendicular prevention feat indicative thimble inhabitants tobogganing domesticate turbulence encyclopedia anthropology A syllable is a vowel sound and any consonants that go with it to make up a word part. Remember that y is also a vowel. Read the words above again. Then answer the following questions. 1. Does each syllable have a vowel? 2. Are silent e s separate syllables? 3. Are any words divided between consonant blends? 4. Are any words divided between combination sounds? 5. Are words divided between double letters and double consonants? 6. Are prefixes sand suffixes separate syllables? Billings Adult Education Center 3

Divide the following nonsense words into syllables. eppottation bincimprated repombition affudutative bulengluous bejeaning malaproshic crovuvbiation baumpor lovgimant gathventable sehavent detrontanivate croventile jarmible Stop and have an instructor correct and discuss your work. Divide the following words into syllables. accommodations accumulative catastrophic cognizant decontaminate ambiguous pronunciation remuneration superfluous Stop and have an instructor correct and discuss your work. Billings Adult Education Center 4

Divide the following words into syllables. 1. allergic 19. intermediate 2. alternative 20. intertwining 3. athletically 21. inversion 4. combatant 22. irradiated 5. concentrated 23. lamentable 6. consummate 24. manufacturers 7. contentious 25. mathematics 8. diminutive 26. particle 9. discretion 27. periodically 10. dispersion 28. perspiration 11. disproportionately 29. precedence 12. demonstrative 30. preferable 13. diversionary 31. progressive 14. equilateral 32. projectile 15. facilitated 33. recognition 16. fundamentally 34. revealing 17. heterogeneous 35. saunter 18. illuminated 36. vehement Billings Adult Education Center 5