英语学习笔记

facsimile noun
fac·​sim·​i·​le | \fak-ˈsi-mə-lē  \

tortuous adjective
tor·​tu·​ous | \ˈtȯrch-wəs,  ˈtȯr-chə-\

Stressed syllables

https://www.fluentu.com/blog/english/english-word-stress/

Stress on the second syllable:
Missouri geographical name
Mis·​sou·​ri | \mə-ˈzu̇r-ē,  by some residents mə-ˈzu̇r-ə  \

Stress on the first syllable
misery noun
mis·​ery | \ˈmi-zə-rē,  ˈmiz-rē\

Shush

Goblin

dan·de·li·on  (d?n′dl-ī′?n, -dē-lī′?n)

lil·y  (l?l′ē)
n. pl. lil·ies

From Dictionary

Snug - comfortable/cozy/easy/homey

A groovy surprise

Smelly

Clover v. Clever - very easy to get confused.

Pascal -  \pa-ˈskal\

https://macmillanmh.com/ccssread ... 2a_l1a_1.htmlClosed Syllables A closed syllable is a syllable that ends with a consonant. The words fan, am, and left have closed syllables. Multisyllabic words have closed syllables too. For example, a two-syllable word with the vowel-consonant-consonant-vowel pattern may have one or two closed syllables. You can divide the word by syllables between the two consonants.  swallow—swal low       hotdog—hot dog  happen—hap pen        problem—prob lem               A two-syllable word can also have the vowel-consonant/vowel pattern, or VC/V. river—riv er       cover—cov er  robin—rob in     planet—plan et               When you are ready, follow the link below to practice identifying closed syllables.

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Closed Syllables
A closed syllable is a syllable that ends with a consonant. The words fan, am, and left have closed syllables.
Multisyllabic words have closed syllables too. For example, a two-syllable word with the vowel-consonant-consonant-vowel pattern may have one or two closed syllables. You can divide the word by syllables between the two consonants.

swallow—swal low       hotdog—hot dog

happen—hap pen        problem—prob lem

           
A two-syllable word can also have the vowel-consonant/vowel pattern, or VC/V.
river—riv er       cover—cov er

robin—rob in     planet—plan et


         
When you are ready, follow the link below to practice identifying closed syllables.