Syllabication is the process of dividing words into syllables according to certain rules. A syllable contains a single vowel sound and is pronounced as a unit. Some rules for syllabication include dividing words between consonants and vowels, such as splitting "reading" between the first and second syllables. The document provides an introduction to syllabication and its rules for dividing words into pronounceable syllables.

1. SYLLABICATION AND THE
RULES
Made By: Nicola Petrie

2. SYLLABICATION IS - THE ACT,
PROCESS, OR METHOD OF FORMING
OR DIVIDING WORDS INTO
SYLLABLES.
What is Syllabication?

3. What is a syllable?
A syllable is a part of a word that
contains a single vowel sound and that
is pronounced as a unit. So, for
example, 'book' has one syllable, and
'reading' has two syllables.

4. Rules Governing
Syllabication:

9. Lets use Syllabication to
spell these words.

10. THE END