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An open syllable is one that ends in a vowel. (You can think of it as there being no consonant to close it in).

Some examples are:

  • Ba-by
  • He
  • Pa-per
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An open syllable is a syllable that ends with a vowel or diphthong sound.

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The first syllable in 'baby' is an open syllable. (Ba-by)

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Yes, the first syllable of return is an open syllable. (re-turn)

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Scrumdidilyumtious Muffin of JUICY JOOCE!

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No there are two syllables. O-pen.

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No.

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