The syllables that Amber can highlight are B (of-), D (is,) and F (gold).
<h3>What are syllables with examples?</h3>
In English, a syllable is known to be a portion of a word that has a one vowel sound and that is often voiced out or pronounced as a specific unit.
An example in the scenario above is that ' gold' has one syllable, and ' of' has one syllable.
Thus, option "B, D and F" is correct.
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The answer is c. one of the runners crossed the finish line with a torn shirt is the answer i believe
Well I think our bake-sale fundraiser would be better than the car-wash fundraiser because what kids want to come out on a nice day and wash cars we don't want kids to perform labor they don't want to perform. Let them bake food with there parents then atleast they can bond more and besides baked goods help feed the community and that makes the fundraiser money.
I find it easier to start with comparative:
+er: widelier (y turns into i for spelling reasons)
and now superlative :
+est: wideliest (y again turns into i for spelling reasons)
it's a rare word, i admit I don't see it too often.
