Syllables - English Pronunciation Practice

Can you remember, way back when, learning about how words can be broken up into syllables? Syllables are the beats that make up a word, and every syllable includes one vowel sound.<br /><br />For example, we can break the word 'computer' into 3 syllables: COM-PU-TER -- each one having its own vowel sound.<br /><br />So, why are syllables important? Well, in English, one syllable of every word will be stressed (or emphasized) more than the others. You need to know how to break words into syllables, so you can then decide which syllable takes this stress.<br /><br />If you'd like to learn more about syllables and word stress, visit EnglishPronunciationCourse.com and sign up for my FREE, 8-part, Pronunciation Short Course!<br /><br />See you there!