The phrase 'just like a bright fire' has six syllables. (Just like a bright fi-re)
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∙ 14y agoJust one. "Soaked". It's just like "Float".
One, just as in the words "dogs." If it had two syllables, it would sound like "way-ves."
Just the one. Unless you say it with an accent like "Guh-reen."
There are two syllables divided like so: di-vide.
There are two syllables like so: ex-act.
The syllables are split like this: fier-y.
As Bright As You Would Like It To Be. It Can Be Dull If You Want To , Just Remember It's As Bright As You Want It To Be.
Fire.
A fire belly toad in an amphibian who has a stomach that looks like fire. Its bright red/orange/yellow can warn its predators that it is very poisonous!
In songs, they often just rhyme the last word, so you could try something like "he's a liar" -- 3 syllables, with the last one rhyming. (In the song "Light My Fire" by the Doors, that is what they do-- they rhyme fire with liar, and higher and even pyre.)
The weather was bright and sunny just like the latins.
it could be referring to the color or like when a tornado is coming and the sky is a bright orange.
Just one. "Soaked". It's just like "Float".
One, just as in the words "dogs." If it had two syllables, it would sound like "way-ves."
Just one. Like Rake or Fake.
ONE SYLLABLE!! :)Try and clap it out, like if you did syllables, it would be syll-a-bles.But tell, is just tell :DHope this helped ;)
One. If you have problems like this, just clap it out. That is how I learned. does that help?