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What is a syllable? A) A sound that changes. B) A sound that can be broken up in different ways. C) An uninterrupted segment of sound that dictates how we pronounce words.

What is a syllable? A) A sound that changes. B) A sound that can be broken up in different ways. C) An uninterrupted segment of sound that dictates how we pronounce words.
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What is a syllable?

A) A sound that changes.
B) A sound that can be broken up in different ways.
C) An uninterrupted segment of sound that dictates how we pronounce words.

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B i think

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