Sentences with phrase «syllables did»

«The syllable does not consist of letters and arrangement, or the house of bricks and arrangement».

Let's have some fun to experience how spoken syllables don't necessarily identically represent written syllables.

The problem is that spoken and written syllables do not necessarily match in English words, so by over-enunciating the «syllables,» we are misrepresenting how the written word works.

- How many syllables does it have?

Only after a child can divide words into syllables do we start teaching the phonemic awareness part of our curriculum.

By excising all text from the essays, except for the syllables do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, I'm unearthing a score the tone of which captures the repressed history of women.

Since it does nothing that good old «use» doesn't do, it's extra letters and syllables don't make a writer seem smarter.

Not exact matches

Nobody cares about the words of some fvckwit who doesn't know how to spell words that have more than one syllable.

I don't do isms with that many syllables.

«I see by your outfit that you are a pope - oh» (I needed 2 syllables) These words he did say as I boldly stepped by, «Come sit down beside me and hear my sad story, I was travelin around to 100 countries.»

I actually don't know anyone that says potato with three syllables.

We're here today to familiarize you with some of the beauteous syllables enjoyed over the last four years by college football fans, so you don't have to look up on draft night all, «Wait, there's a guy named Barkevious?»

Even Aguilera, who is known to stretch out every syllable until she turns blue in the face, didn't hit two minutes.

No one has ever pronounced «perilous» like «pair - RAH - luss» before, I don't think, and Fergie throws everything she has behind that second syllable to knock us all on our asses with a minute - and - a-half still to go in the song.

Just like her siblings, Chicago was not graced with a middle name, although she did rate a second and even a third syllable to her name.

Nova is a name that we don't hear too often, but has so much charm in its two syllables.

I think when they said baby talk, they did nt mean the high pitched voice mothers like us enjoy (as well as our babies) using when we talk to our babies.I believe they meant the non-sense string of syllables that others tend to use that is in no way resembling any word in the english language or any other language for that matter.I am bilingual and so is my husband and we make sure we talk to him using real words, high pitched or not.

In fact I'll do it in words of one syllable: It is here to stay,» Mr Clegg said.

When the number of shapes matched the number of syllables, 15 of the 16 newborns looked for significantly longer at the screen than when it didn't (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, DOI: 10.1073 / pnas.0812142106).

«This time, we used sequences of syllables that do not form lexemes in French, i.e., non-words,» said the professor.

Using a new class of mathematical models that do not make many assumptions about how behavior is organized, we will deconstruct the mouse's normal behavior into motifs, or syllables, and correlate those with brain activity.

Now I have the utmost respect for the medical profession, but don't you think that doctors would like their patients to be well informed so that they don't have to speak with words of one syllable?

Apparently the perfect brand name is 4 letters, 2 syllables and doesn't mean anything to start with.

And often it can feel as if Earl Sweatshirt is rapping his dense syllabic tumbles with his back facing the microphone, which is perplexing, since few rappers love the sound of sticky syllables as much as he does.

He is that uncle who is a few syllables beyond eccentric, who does not quite follow the rules of appropriate conduct.

Although I suppose the festival doesn't have a problem with celebrity at all; it's resoundingly for it, scheduling generic junk like Renny Harlin's Cleaner and David J. Burke's Edison (retitled Edison Force for DVD, a title which somehow seems even less distinctive despite the extra syllables) for splashy red carpets because they featured friends of the fest like Samuel L. Jackson, Ed Harris, Morgan Freeman and Kevin Spacey.

Speaking of Wiseau, James Franco does great work approximating his style — he doesn't quite mumble, but his enunciation stresses the wrong syllables and he talks as if he's peppered random commas into otherwise coherent sentences.

His plan: Invoking an ancient ritual that sounds similar to a «beckoning» but in which the first syllable is replaced with a word that rhymes with «duck,» Leezar will bring forth a dragon to do his bidding and destroy Mourne.

I bet you over-pronounced the word to help the student perceive all of the written syllables — that's what most teachers do, myself included.

In this cumulative Christmas song children ask Santa for different presents all of which have THREE SYLLABLES Clarinet, Hula hoop, Dinosaur, Basketball, DVD Once you are familiar with the tune you can do it without the music and add some of your own toys to the song.

It does not include awareness skills at the word or syllable level.

ALuv and I have already used some of the sorts from Syllables and Affixes to help him with his reading -LCB- like we did with our base words activity and our open and closed syllables -RCB-, but his spelling level is still at the Within Word PatteSyllables and Affixes to help him with his reading -LCB- like we did with our base words activity and our open and closed syllables -RCB-, but his spelling level is still at the Within Word Pattesyllables -RCB-, but his spelling level is still at the Within Word Pattern level.

In addition, a spelling diagnostic test should be given to identify which sounds, syllable patterns, or meaningful parts the student does not understand or remember.

For example, you can add phonemic awareness practice to other activities — picking out words that rhyme, counting syllables, and thinking of words that start with a particular sound can be done while running errands, at the playground, just about anywhere!

Start with some Syllables games, and if he does them easily, just move on to the next module.

The chapter listed symptoms of struggling readers ranging from: Can't easily and quickly recognize single syllable words, can't hear the words in their head while reading silently, mumble and blur words together while they read, don't read to understand but read to finish, and so on.

We did, and after our ad agency couldn't come up with a better two - syllable, easy to remember, easy to spell name with a matching URL, it stuck.

David, I agree with every syllable of your wonderfully detailed comment, and, yes, I signed the petition and encourage other readers of the LibraryCity blog to do the same.

OK, I really don't get it... Can someone please explain, and then explain again in words of one syllable: When it comes to foreign value - oriented investment managers, what the hell's so goddamn sexy about Irish Continental?

Keep in mind that kittens and cats respond to shorter one or two syllable names better than they do to longer names.

Beside having one less syllable, this name is really confusing because Mega Man doesn't shoot bombs, he shoots energy balls from his Mega Buster!

Oh... so you come from the city, and don't know the horrors of being from a one - horse town... of being labeled by the illiterati, the pressures of trying to fit in in amongst the Joe's BBQ's folks that deride and berate you for knowing words of more that two syllables.

Sustainability is a wonderful word — lots of syllables, lots of warm fuzzy connotations, but I don't know anyone who can give me an operational definition of it in sufficient detail that I'd recognize it if I saw it.

(Apologies if you have already posted them... hard as I try, I can't quite seem to read each and every syllable written on this marvelous firehose of info, and I sadly only retain a portion of what I do get to: /)

How could Mr. Romm think even if George Bush did make this a priority (which would require pronunciation of the word, pri - or - i - ty too — 4 syllables, any bets?)

K says: Sustainability is a wonderful word — lots of syllables, lots of warm fuzzy connotations, but I don't know anyone who can give me an operational definition of it in sufficient detail that I'd recognize it if I saw it.

Really, we do not need more than two syllables: «climate».

Do you really trust a phone rep that wants to pronounce the second syllable like «sword»?

Not only did we see the Galaxy Note 5 this Thursday morning, but Samsung also introduced the Galaxy S6 edge +, a phone that's even bigger than the syllable -LSB-...]

They tend to stutter syllables in their speech, though if this is due to their nerves or done as a form of emphasis is unknown.