Syllables are made up of two elements: consonants (C) and vowels (V). These are the elements that we chose in the last post. Syllables can take many different shapes, but phonologically, vowels are always necessary. Common Structures for Syllables: V example: a CV ex: to VC ex: at CCV ex: true CVC ex: cat CVCC … Read more
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