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How many syllables in homework .

Homework has 2 syllables and the stress is on the first syllable.

Syllables in homework

• How many syllables in homework? 2 syllables
• Divide homework into syllables: home-work
• Stressed syllable in homework: home -work
• Secondary stressed syllable: home- work
• How to pronounce homework: howmwerk
• IPA-notation: howˈmwɚˌk
• Numbers of characters: 8 (e, h, k, m, o, o, r, w)
• Unique letters: 7 (e, h, k, m, o, r, w)
• Homework backwards: krowemoh
• Homework sorted alphabetically: ehkmoorw

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Number of syllables in the word 'homework'

Find out how many syllables are there in the word homework.

• No of syllables in homework : 2
• Divide syllables in homework : home-work

More about the word - homework

• Definition : Work that is done at home, especially school exercises assigned by a teacher.
• Definition : Preliminary or preparatory work, such as research.
• Definition : Housework.
• https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/homework

How does it work ?

It's based on a combination of a simple algorithm and a fast dictionary dataset to perform the quick lookup of syllables. If you find any error please report so I can fix it ASAP. Additional details about the words are fetched through open source APIs and the sources mentioned above.

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How many syllables are in your word, and why would you ever need to syllabicate, hyphenate, syllabify, syllabise or syllabize words.

There may be a time when you'd like to form or divide a word or group of words into syllables and count the number of syllables in a word or text. Maybe you need help doing syllables for English homework. Maybe there's some other reason I can't think of at the moment.

How many syllables do you need to separate? Are you trying to figure out pronunciation, or find rhyming words for a poem or song? Maybe you want to know how many divisions are in a word. Well, you've come to the right place! Written separation in English orthography is often delineated by a hyphen. When using the International Phonetic Alphabet a period is sometimes used. In the future, this tool will let you use an interpunct, as a hyphenation point.

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Right now this tool only works in English, but more languages are coming! There might be regional variations in English, depending on the pronunication of the words. Also if you need to count the number of syllables in a word - that's coming up too!

What is a Syllable

A syllable is a vowel sound (A, E, I, O, U) that is heard when speaking the letters A, E, I, O, U, or Y. We count syllables by counting the number of times a vowel sound is heard in a word.

A syllable is simply a unit of organization for sequential sounds made when we speak. It's usually comprised of a syllable nucleus (such as a vowel) with optional initial and final margins (consonants). Syllables are considered the "building blocks" of words. They can influence the rhythm of a language, its prosody, its poetic metre and its stress patterns. Speech can usually be divided up into a whole number of syllables: for example, the word ignite is made of two syllables: ig and nite.

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Syllable Counter Online

Syllable Counter is a free online tool which can help you count the number of syllables in any word, sentence or text. To start using it, just type or paste your content into the dedicated input field, after that click on "Count" button and you will get instant results. If you want to check another text, simply click on "Clear" button. You are able to use this syllable calculator without any limits.

How does it calculate syllables?

This tool combines a AmE syllable dictionary and an algorithm based on formulas. Because American English has many irregularities, the syllable counting might not always be spot-on. Therefore, we provide a list of words counted by the formula, along with their syllable numbers, so you can adjust them as needed.

Frequently Asked Question

What is a syllable.

A syllable is a unit of sound in words, made up of a vowel sound and often surrounded by consonants, marking a single beat in pronunciation.

Why use the syllable counter?

To accurately count syllables in your writing, helping to refine and polish your work.

How many syllable types are in English?

In English, there are six types of syllables: closed, open, vowel-consonant-e (VCE), consonant-le (CLE), r-controlled, and diphthong.

What is a syllable stress?

A stressed syllable is pronounced longer, louder, and with a higher pitch compared to the other syllables in a word.

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Hi Ronnie.U r great teacher.Thx a lot.I’ve question.U said that we should use hung out instead of “play”. So, If I want to say “I played boling (football, golf and so on) with my friend yesterday” for this I’ve to say “I hung out boling (football, golf and so on) with my friend yesterday”. Am I right?

Terani. No, cuz you´re specifying what you´ve played. Play means sex when it´s used without an object.

I don’t know if it’s allowed for me to answer your question but I’ll take a chance and try to help Ms. Ronnie. You don’t have to replace every “play” with “hang out”, it’s not like you omitting this word out of dictionaries. For example, you can still say “I played some music” or “I played chess the other day” or “I played with my son yesterday” or “they played with the exam results”, and none of those “play” has a sexual context.

It is about “to hang out” and not “hung out”.I like to hang out with my friends on internet. I like to spend time wherever /whenever without a prealable schedule .Teenagers often enjoy to hang out around icecream shop(spend time together) after last course,before to go home.

If it is a sport/game you need to say play, not hang out!

Thank you very much, Ronnie and also thank you Felipe, Adham, Jorjel for your help.

I think Ms Ronnie said that you hang out with your friend. (Means you play something right?) Then your answer would be: I hang out with my friend to play sb yesterday. That should be the better one. I ask my teacher already. ^^ I hope you understand.

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They are basically the same but you START a machine. *not begin* I would use start more than begin in most situations!

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Hi Ronnie, this lesson is very good. Thanks! Can I ask you some question? How can I count the syllables with diphthongs? Are all diphthongs same vowels? This is the first time I write in English. Sorry about my misstakes. Please write soon. Best wishes.

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but pleas help me / which one is correct

– when does john go to the school ?

– when did john goes to the school ?

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I think “When did John goes to school” => “When did John go to school”.

Hi there, The 1rst one is right n it’s present simple but the 2nd one is Not.If u wanna use past tense,u have 2 use:When did John ” go ” 2 the school? Past tense question:( Did+simple verb ). e.g. 1.When did u do the quiz? 2.Did ur mom make a sandwich 4 u last evening? 3.When did u watch engvid 4 the 1rst time?! Does it help??! Glad I could help :) The best with ur English!

When did John go to school (past tense). When does John go to school (present tense)!

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I think it could be better for the students who are learning English if the videos have synchronous options .That will provide a more visual way to understand the contents by catching the characters when hearing a word that has no idea about its meaning.

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Please tell me, “mayor” – 1 or 2 syllables?

I think it’s one syllable, “mer”.

*ma*yor* =2 syllables a and yor :~)

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I have a question. At the lesson “Conversation Skills – Speak with confidence” you said, “If a person wants to talk to you, they will talk to you.” (“a person” changes to “they”). How to say a sentence like this one. “If a student takes exams, he (she) will get grant.” What word can I use instead of “she” or “he”, if I mean one person and I want to talk about general. Is it a rule when “one person” can change to “they” if I talk about a person in general (a man or woman)?

Yes, you can just use “they”!

Thank you, Ronnie, for answering and for this http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/index.html link. (Someone asked you about the verbs, and you gave the link.)

All I know is this: If we have a sentence which has, for example, two parts, and we use a singular subject in the first part of the sentence, we should use a singular subject in the second part of the sentence too. For instance:

“If you know someone, tell him something.” — Many people would say: “If you know someone, tell them something.” Anyway this is a grammar bug, but people speak in this way very often, especially in daily speech.

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Sorry, I have no idea what iron my shotties means. What song is it??? I can look it up and tell you the meaning…I think it may mean iron my shorts??????? To donate, I think there is a button you can click on to make a donation! Let me know the song!!!

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Urban Dictionary is full of jokes and useless material. Do not waste your time there if you are learning English.

One Nike in the grave is a play on the idiom “one foot in the grave”. It means you are going to die soon. Nike = shoe brand. One Nike in the rave = Rave is a electronic dance party popular in the late 90’s. So that means one foot was at the party.

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Why does the word “out” have 1 syllable ? It has two vowel sounds.

The “ou” in “out” is what’s called a diphthong — a vowel sound that is a combination of two. Other diphthongs are the “i” in “right” (raaa-ight) and the “ow” in “tow” (toh-ooooo). They contain two vowel sounds, but are spoken in one syllable.

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Please tell me :– why this is correct .. The intelligence of many wild animals is indeed amazing. My question why we not use “many wild animals are” plz explain it ?

We use is because the subject is “intelligence” (not many animals). Intelligence is uncountable!

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HOMEWORK!!! Look the words up in a dictionary and then YOU tell ME how they are different!

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here are some common grammar which i am confused.. 1)if the word followed by never and havent, the verb must be in past tense form or basic verb.( eg, i never do that before or i never done that before , i havent tell the teacher yet or i havent told the teacher yet?)

2) what is she eating or what is her eating?

3) i never had a boyfriend before or i never had a boyfriend..(do we need to add the word “before” in the last sentences of never)

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Very nice class indeed. Mistake noted.

Hi Ronnie ,why the (out) word is 1syllable.it was 2 vowel sounds(o,u) ?

Out only has 1 vowel sound. The “ou” sounds like one. In English, we call these diphthongs. A diphthong is 2 vowels that when together, make one vowel sound!

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1)You can use never + base, if you talk about your daily routine. EX.. I never eat seafood. If you want to talk about your past experience, you have to use present perfect. EX I have never eaten seafood. (sub + have/has + never + past participle). OR I haven’t eaten seafood. ( Sub+ have not + past participle).

2) What is she eating….is correct. She =is a pronoun, it replaces a person’s name. Her =is possessive. It tells us who has the noun!

3) Before is unnecessary unless you want to emphasize (make stronger) your sentence. However, you must say I HAVE never had a boyfriend!

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mam , how “university” could be 5 vowel sounds? if “u” considers as vowel sound,we should use “an university ” but we use “a university” so i understand “u” is not sounds vowel , right ? please correct me if i am wrong. thank u.

U is a vowel sound!

Hi Ronnie. Can you explain me why the word out has only one syllable? I though it has two sounds.

Awi, I had the same problem. I thought that “out” was pronounced /a//oot/. I got that wrong in the test. Ronnie, help us!! Please!!!

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Hi there,Ronnie! A doubt came to my mind…”Noisy” or “Polite” are 2-syllables words, however, they can have both comparative/superlative structures. What’s the reason? I mean, is there any rule for those 2-syllables words which also work in the “short” form? Really appreciate your time.

Noisy, because it ends in a Y, must be nosiest. A lot of 2 syllable words can use either -est or most. However, to make it easy, I just gave 1 example…..to keep it simple!

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out have 1 syllables I think when I say out I feel 2 vowel sound isn’t true ? thanks miss Ronnie really enjoyed with lesson :)

Hi Muhammad, you can not separate the first vowel.

Yes, there are 2 vowels, but together, they make one vowel sound!

9points oh yeah!!! but why ‘clash’ is 1 syllable?? please could you tell me reason?

Hi, try to separate clash ( cla-sh ) or ( clash )? just one syllable.

1 Vowel,1 syllable. Clash.

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still confused about ‘clash’ even thouhg I read about below. if no info about transcription , clash[kı lesh] ??? no function of the neutral sound[ı] ???

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An easy lesson, thank you Ronnie.

Good day Sir, I am a student,and I was assigned as the reporter of our class by next week Saturday, and the report that was assigned to me is the SENTENCE PATTERNS, yes I already know/understand that topic, but I need more good explanations for that and wish to have more good examples that I can share to my classmates.In prior with this, I’m requesting that could you please share a video that emphasizes/elaborates the said topic if you don’t mind? I extend my advance THANKS to you Mam.Hoping for your kind response. Have a great day!Maraming Salamat. MABUHAY!

SORRY, I won’t have time to make a video by next Saturday! Good luck on your assignment!

what is the difference between ‘employ’ and ‘employee’? and a wonderful lecture again.thanks.

It is very useful for the students who are willing to learn English. Thank you so much Ronnie

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10 correct out of 10 – Thomas from Poland thx

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let me to ask you a question teacher you said the word of adorable has 4 syllables and then you told us the of collage has 2 syllables you said the last word of e it is silent word why you should say adorable has 3 because you have added the last e ?

wow! i got 8 of 10

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Hello again, Ronnie! =D It’s me, your student from Brazil, Thiago! =D I have no questions whatsoever about this lesson, I would like to thank you for explaining this rule. I had never learnt how to count them =o the syllables.. outrageous, I know! =/ But You make it sooo simple that on my first watch I got it * _ * I even got a grade 10 outta 10 =o Thx so much! When I get back and restartworking, is it possible to make a donnation to help you? How should I proceed? also would u and u only receive this money, cuz I definitelly love YOUR teaching! You are clear make the rules simple plus, you are very funny, teach with enthusiasm. * _ * I want to become a teacher like yourself ^^ Well this is it then! Bye, Ronnie! Regards from Brazil ^^

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Hi Ronnie, i am very thankful to you ^_^ Thanks for this lesson it help me a lot but why “E” in the end of “adorable” is counted like a vowel sound but not in “college” ??

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Thank you so much .it is helpful .

OMG!!! I read and studied several times adjectives and comparatives forms, just now someone made me learn how count the syllables. Try to find something like that in the web and you’ll see that I am not joking… Thx Ronnie.

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adorable>>> why 4 syllables and why not 3 ????

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ronnie its great to learn from buti want u to put more examlples in your english teaching videos.thanks and love u

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what is the difference between ’employ’ and ’employee’? and a wonderful lecture again.thanks.

Hi Ronnie,your lesson is interesting!Carry on and please in pronunciation!

Hi Ronnie,your lesson is interesting!Carry on and please help me in pronunciation!

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I thought syllable only counted by sounds of vowels… but after watch this lesson there are some extra vowel sounds. Like er as in power , le as in adorable and oy as in employ.. Why they are like?? And are there more extra sounds? Please help me…ㅜㅡㅜ

Thanks a lot Ronnie.

Good evening, Ronnie I believe that this is the second most important lesson after learning letters! I would like you to recommend me a book or a handbook to refer to the division into syllables (vowel sounds) of words. Please recommend me you give me a link, a book that can be downloaded or can buy. Thank you in advance.

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Great Tutorial from Ronnie as usual . Thanks By the way, if Anybody interested can use the following website for further studies on Syllables. http://www.howmanysyllables.com

Is “U” in the word univerity actually a vowel sound ? Because if it were, we would write “an university” rather than “a university”

The “u” in “university” is pronounced “you” /juː/, not “oo” as in “moon” /uː/. It’s still a vowel, but doesn’t need a consonant before it.

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Hi there, do you have any lessons on pronunciation key symbols? Please let me know.

Dear teacher Ronnie, I just want to thank you very much for teach me this helpful lesson.I have a question:Start and Began the class start or the class bagan?

Dear teacher Ronnie, I just want to thank you very much for teach me this helpful lesson.I have a question:Start and Began the class start or the class bagan? I don’t know how to thank you enough for all your help. Sincerely, Quynh anh

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Thanks for the lesson. But do i have to count “a present”, “to present” a and to as syllables?

Thanks, Ronnie

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thank you Ronnie i got 10/10

I got 10 out of 10! Yay!

You got 10 correct out of 10.

Thanks for your excellent teaching. Would you please tell me how many syllables does”rescue” have??

Hi, Teacher. Could you do me a favor? I had a homework requiring to find 10 words that have 4 syllables and been stressed on the fourth syllable. Could you suggest me some words meeting the request. Many thanks.

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I got 10/10 Thank you very much for this interesting lesson

Thank you for your efforts,but in this video you said that the sound (e) is syllable and said that the word “collage” has only two syllables ,you don’t account e now, i’m confused in words like simple and adorable Please, tell me differences between adorable and collage in syllables

Hi Ronnie.U r great teacher.I have one mistake-OUT Can you tell me why is it only one sound?Thanks a lot)))

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10/10! Nice! I have a method for count syllables and pronounce the vowel.

Really great ? you’re great teacher

I got 10 again :) Thank you Ronnie

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Lesson 11 – Syllables and word stress

We are moving beyond the phonetic sounds of English now. We’re going to focus on some other important parts of pronunciation:

A good way to practice these aspects of pronunciation is to do a practice called shadowing or parroting. The term “parroting” gets its name from how parrots copy human voices.

When you are practicing you should choose something a video to listen to and repeat everything they say about or or two seconds later.

Here is another video. The parrot doesn’t say much but the woman has an expressive voice. Try parroting her. I recommend that in the YouTube setting you change the playback speed to 0.5.

Write the IPA for the following sentences.

Find the answer at the bottom of the lesson.

Words are divided into syllables. The vowel is the main unit of a syllable. If you count the separate vowel units then you know how many syllables there are.

One-syllable words

Two-syllable words, how many syllables are in these words.

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Word Stress

In words with more than one syllable, some syllables are stressed and some are unstressed .

Stressed syllable

You put a stress mark in front of the stressed syllable. In both of the examples below, the second syllable is stressed.

• a’bandon
• un’tie

Stressed word

You can even have stressed words in a phrase.

• ‘ball game
• put ‘on

Primary stress and secondary stress

In longer words you often have a strong stress and a weak stress. The strong stress is called the primary stress and it uses a high mark ( ‘ ) before the strongly stressed syllable. The weak stress is called the secondary stress and it uses a low mark ( ˌ ) before the weakly stressed syllable.

• ˌmultipli’cation
• comˌmuni’cation

Stress Patterns

‘1-2-3

1-‘2-3

ˌ1-2-‘3

‘1-2-3-4

1-‘2-3-4

• catastrophe

ˌ1-2-‘3-4

ˌ1-2-‘3-4-5

• mathematical
• indeterminate

1-ˌ2-3-‘4-5

• communication
• pronunciation

Multi-word stress rules

Compound nouns.

If you have two nouns in a single word, then the first noun is stressed.

This is true even when the two words are separated:

• train station
• birthday party
• apartment building

Phrasal verbs

If you have a verb plus an adverb, then the adverb is stressed:

Verb + Adverb

However, this may change if the verb takes an object.

If you have a phrasal verb with a preposition, then the verb is stressed, not the preposition.

Verb + Preposition

• look at  –  ‘look at the ‘bird
• listen to  –  ‘listen to ‘music

Other compound words

Generally if you have an adjective plus a noun, both words are stressed:

However, if the two words become a single meaning, then the first word is stressed. Compare the following examples:

Check out this page for more.

Sometimes there are interesting differences in meaning when you stress different words:

• English teacher
• baby doctor

Find five more example words for each of the stress patterns above.

Answer to IPA dictation problem

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Syllables Worksheets

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On the worksheet , students sort words into the correct columns according to their number of syllables.

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This worksheet is best used as independent practice as part of your syllables lesson. 

Students will name the picture and then break that word into syllables. They count the number of syllables and color the appropriate number on the worksheet.

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In addition to individual student work time, use this worksheet as a:

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• Post-lesson exit ticket  
• Homework assignment
• Whole-class review (via smartboard)

Got fast finishers ? Students who need a challenge can write the word after looking at the picture and then separate the word into syllables using a tally mark or a slash.

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Because this resource includes an answer sheet, we recommend you print one copy of the entire file. Then, make photocopies of the blank worksheet for students to complete.  

To save paper, we suggest printing this 2-page worksheet double-sided. 

You can also turn this teaching resource into a sustainable activity! Print a few copies on cardstock and slip them into dry-erase sleeves. Students can record their answers with a dry-erase marker, then erase and reuse. 

Additionally, project the worksheet onto a screen and work through it as a class by having students record their answers in their notebooks.

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How many syllables in housework .

Divide housework into syllables:   house-work Primary syllable stress:   house -work Secondary syllable stress:   house- work How to say housework : pronounce syllables in housework

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