How many syllables in play

How many syllables in play?

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  621975483 syllable

Divide play into syllables:   play
Syllable stress:   play
How to pronounce play:   pley
How to say play:   play syllables

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Syllables    Synonyms    Rhymes

Synonyms for play

1 syllable

• act hear the syllables in act
• frisk hear the syllables in frisk
• games hear the syllables in games
• plunk hear the syllables in plunk
• sham hear the syllables in sham
• sport hear the syllables in sport
• strum hear the syllables in strum
• twang hear the syllables in twang

• face hear the syllables in face
• fun hear the syllables in fun
• pluck hear the syllables in pluck
• script hear the syllables in script
• show hear the syllables in show
• stage hear the syllables in stage
• tease hear the syllables in tease

2 syllables

• appear hear the syllables in appear
• drama hear the syllables in drama
• have fun
• join in
• perform hear the syllables in perform
• screenplay hear the syllables in screenplay
• tinker hear the syllables in tinker

• compete hear the syllables in compete
• frolic hear the syllables in frolic
• horseplay hear the syllables in horseplay
• pageant hear the syllables in pageant
• putter hear the syllables in putter
• star as
• twiddle hear the syllables in twiddle

3 syllables

• amusement hear the syllables in amusement
• comedy hear the syllables in comedy
• joke about
• performance hear the syllables in performance
• take part in

• be flippant
• fool around hear the syllables in fool around
• mess about hear the syllables in mess about
• play a part
• tragedy hear the syllables in tragedy

4 syllables

• amuse yourself
• dramatic piece
• recreation hear the syllables in recreation

• cooperate hear the syllables in cooperate
• participate hear the syllables in participate
• take the part of

5 syllables

• occupy yourself

7 syllables

• engage in recreation

• theatrical production

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Synonyms and Words Related to

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Words "game" morphological and phonetic analysis

Explanation of the rules for dividing (breaking down) the word "game" into syllables for transfer.
Soosle.ru Online Dictionary will help: parse the word “ game ” phonetically and morphologically by composition, correctly divide into syllables according to the rules of the Russian language, highlight parts of the word, put stress, indicate the meaning, synonyms, antonyms and compatibility for the word “ game ".

Content:

• 1 Syllables in the word "game" division into syllables
• 2 How to transfer the word "game"
• 3 Morphological analysis of the word "game"
• 4 Analysis of the word "game" by composition
• 5 Words similar in morphemic structure " game"
• 6 Synonyms of the word "game"
• 7 Emphasis in the word "game"
• 8 Phonetic transcription of the word "game"
• 9 Phonetic analysis of the word "game" into letters and sounds (Sound-letter)
• 10 Sentences with the word "game"
• 11 Matches for the word “game”
• 12 Meaning of the word “game”
• 13 Declension of the word “game” by category
• 14 Correct spelling of the word “game”
• 15 Associations to the word “game”

Number of syllables: 2
By syllables: i-gra

According to the rules of the school curriculum, the word "game" can be divided into syllables in different ways. Variability is allowed, that is, all options are correct. For example, like this:
ig-ra

According to the program of the institute, syllables are distinguished on the basis of ascending sonority:
i-gra

The types of syllables are listed below and the division is explained taking into account the program of the institute and schools with in-depth study of the Russian language.

Synonyms Words “Game”

1. Video game

2. Toy

3. Gorka

4. screw

5. Basketball

6. Volleyball

7. Football

8. Tennis tennis

9. badminton

10. hockey

11. Chess

12. Pharaoh

13. Billiard

14. Shell

15. GO

16. Polo

17. Loto

18. PIKKHAR

19. Gandbol

20. King

21. BURA

22. FLUSH

23. WIST

24. Roulette

25. SwAK

26. Golf

27. Login

28. CROCKAY

29. Vocabulary

30. Rugby

31. squash

32. backgammon

33. Domino

34. Boston

35. Shatbord

36. Pentamino

37. Pinball

38. RAMS

39. Basebol

40. Mikst

41. Vaterpolo

42. Klobolbolol.

43. Cricket

44. Motobol

45. Pushbol

46. Bilboke

47. Chees

48. Futzal

49. Napoleon

50. Macau

51. Bes

52. Bridge Bridge

53. skittles

54. NARDS

55. SERSO

56. Bowling

57. Kerling

58. Lyakoss

59. Softball

60. Painintball

61. Backard

63. Arcades

64. Single

65. Lapte

66. Akulina

67. Poker

68. Potekha

69. PREPERANS

70. Drunkard

71. Fifteen

72. Salka

73. Thirteen

74. matador

75. Chekhard

76. Erudite

77. Fool

78. Ekarte

79. Kunken

80. Diabollo

81. Orlyanka

82. Landsknecht

84. Kapermbololina

85. Carambol

86. Ping-Pong

87. Chatulars

88. Bingo

89. Kanashens

90. Nine

91. Juke

92. 9000 9000 93. Goban

94 .ombre

95. Majong

96. Netball

97. NEDi

98. Pachisi

99. Pelota

100. Paste

101. Skrabl

102. Town

103. Semerik

104. Babki

105. Vyuha

106. Zhmurki

107. Renju

108. Burners

109. BECIC

110. Condition

115. GRAINSISH

116. Reconciliation

117. Fun

125. Thekvondo

126. Juncling

127. Perfomanes

128. Seek

129. Chushi

130. Rink-Hockey

131. Rennzu

132. Burime

133. Victorina 93. Victorina 93. Victorina

134. Speech

135. Shoes

136. catch-up

137. Daughters-material

138. Eralash

139. Kozel

140. Design

141. Contrecer

142. Cross-tanks

143. Crossword

144. Chainword

145. Chizhik

146. Lomber

147. Silence

148. Musculation

149. Round dance

150. FAN0008

153. Salki

154. Snowball

155. Totalizer

156. Baset

157. Besig

158. Granpasyansa

159. Lamush

160. Lottery

161. Maryazh

162. Piramidyida

163. Shass

164. Shtos

165. Sparring

166. Believe, you do not believe

167. Cossacks-robbers

168. Cards

169. Classes

170. Strongs

171. cubes

172. Ladushki

173. Love-not-love

174. Lice

175. Guess

176. Teleigraph

177. Snowballs

178. Streetball

179. Superigra

180. Grain

181. Overflows

182. Burning

183. Shine

184. Brill

185. Blisting

186. Glorification

187. Joke

188. Laughter

189. pleasure

190. Through 9000.0008

191. TRANSHANY

192. Braces

193. Table tennis

194. Hihanki-Khakhanki

195. Hahanki da hakhanki

196. Point

197. Sika

198. Ches 9000

200. Khodka

201. 2012. Kozlodniy

202. Spying

203. Meeting

204. Amusement

205. Competition

206. Match

207. Rivalry

208. Lyudus 98. Lyudus 98.0008

209. Thousand

210. Reversei

211. CrybBezh

212. Balovism

213. Perfect

214. FULTS

215. Soliter

216. Baiga

217. Barbut

218. Brain -ing

219. Gusek

220. Politicalger

221. Radio game

222. Lights

Estimation in the word “Game”

Game-Hanging on the 2nd syllable

Phonetic transcription of the word “Game”

[game]

Phonetic analysis of the word "game" into letters and sounds (Sound-letter)

Number of letters and sounds:
Based on the analysis made, we conclude that there are 4 letters and 4 sounds in the word.
Letters: 2 vowels, 2 consonants.
Sounds: 2 vowels, 2 consonants.

Sentences with the word "game"

This is very similar to sports, world championships and the Olympics games .

Source: Yuri Sobolev, Classical music as a system and what it's like to be a conductor. The musical world without illusions.

Looking at the whimsical play of light and shadow on the rocks, she thought that thanks to them she has a steady income, and she can always be near her son.

Source: Barbara McMahon, Take a Risk and Win!, 2011.

He writes about two radically different approaches to the learning process itself: the drowning type and the love type games .

Source: Malin Ryudal, happy as Danes, 2014.

Compatibility of the word “Game”

1. Gambling

2. Computer games

3. Olympic Games

4. Game of imagination

5 pun

6. play of light

7. game rules

8. game start

9. game rules

10. game over

11. game started

12. game in progress

12. game continues0008

13. play the game

14. play your game

15. continue the game

16. (complete compatibility table)

Meaning of the word "game" games, games, g. 1. Action on verb. play (in 1 value). (Small Academic Dictionary, IAS)

Declension of the word "game" by terms

Case	Question	Singular unit	Plural Mn.
Nominative	what?	game	games
Genitive	what?	games	games
DativeDat.	what?	game	games
Blame Wine	what?	game	games
Creative TV.	what?	game	games
prepositional	about what?	game	games

How the word “game” is written correctly.

Spelling of the word “game”
Spelling of the word “game”

Correctly written: game

Number of letters game" in forward and reverse order:

• 4
  and
  1
• 3
  g
  2
• 2
  p
  3
• 1
  a
  4

Associations to the word «game»

• Winner

• Pawn

• Poker

• Developer

• Point

• Sochi

• Champion

• Engine

• Attachment

• Console

• Washer

• Chess

• Beijing

• Roulette

• Relay

• Golf

• Skating

• Player

• Soundtrack

• Ball

• Team

• Member

• Goal

• Tennis

• Championship

• Piano

• Olympics

• Chip

• Basketball

• Athlete

• Montreal

• Competition

• Champion

• Genre

• Loss

• Win

• Athletics

• Barcelona

• Semi-final

• Volleyball

• Browser

• Fan

• Graphics

• Selection

• Hockey

• Fan

• Match

• Medal

• Turin

• Premier League

• Rate

• Sydney

• Mexico City

• Check-in

• Bridge

• Winner

• Trump

• Character

• Championship

• Quarterfinal

• Playing

• Sport

• Release

• Series

• Series

• Olympic

• Gambling

• Card

• Computer

• Play

• Summer

• Selection

• Tabletop

• Friendly

• Asian

• Multiple

• Figured

• Winter

• Weight

• Chess

• Final

• Bronze

• Storyline

• Acting

• Fascinating

• Penalty

• Spectacle

• Point

• Hockey

• Start

• Drop out

• Conquer

• Reward

• Win back

• Compete

• Start

• Debut

• Play

• Hammer

• Play

Division into syllables.

Educational games - Mishutkin school

At the age of 6-7, a child begins a new life stage associated with schooling.

This important transition for children is not always comfortable.

One leading type of activity - play - replaces another - study.

And this change makes it difficult to get used to the school, to the processes taking place in it.

To mitigate this transition as much as possible, already in the preparatory period before school, it is necessary to use educational games as much as possible, which combine both learning and play.

Such games help the child comfortably switch from one type of leading activity to another.

In order for a child to read consciously, and not mechanically, write correctly and be able to check what is written, he needs certain skills and abilities for this.

Before learning to read, a child must be taught to listen carefully and hear. And it is better to start by dividing words into syllables, pronouncing words by syllables, composing words from individual syllables. And do not forget at the same time the correct pronunciation of the word with the exact setting of stress.

And the best way to do all of the above is in a game situation.

You are already familiar with the game "Dividing words into syllables" .

I offer you a few more educational games, with the help of which children will be able to master the techniques of breaking words into syllables, the correct pronunciation of words with the emphasis on stressed syllables.

1. 1. Add a syllable game

You can play this game everywhere - on the bus, on the train, standing in line, walking, on the way to kindergarten. The adult names the first syllable. The task of the child is to complete the word by adding the desired syllable. The goal of the game is to name as many words as possible starting with the same first syllable.

For example, ko — (-ni, -zy, -tic, -zha, -sy, -mar, -ra, -chan)

Ba- (-ba, -nan, -ran, -cal, -za , -nya)

Va- (-za, -ta)

Whoever named the last syllable wins.

2. Match the chain game

The first word is called by an adult. The child needs to break this word into syllables and name the last syllable. Then come up with a word that begins with this syllable. Now an adult (or another child) divides the word into syllables, voices the last syllable, then also comes up with a word that begins with this syllable.

For example, ta-rel-ki, ki-no, no-gi, gi-rya, rows, dy-ra, ra-ma, ma-ma, etc.

3. 3. Game "Finish the sentence"

An adult pronounces a short sentence, consisting of 3-5 words, and does not finish the last syllable in the last word. The child repeats this sentence and names the missing syllable.

For example, Lisa has a pencil ... (-shi).

My phone rang… (-background).

There is a book on the table ... (-ha).

A car pulled up to the bus stop… (bus).

Birds peck at the grain… (-on).

4. Telegraphist game.

1 variant.

The presenter, who is also a telegraph operator, transmits words by telegraph - he taps with a hammer (or pencil) one (two or three) times. You need to guess which word he conveyed. Before the game begins, the subject of words is called, for example, vegetables, fruits, animals, clothes or furniture.

2nd variant.

The host calls the word, and the child, acting as a telegraph operator, taps out the required number of syllables - sends telegrams.

5. Game "What is extra?"

1 variant.

Four pictures are laid out for adults. They depict various objects. Three item names have two syllables, and the fourth has three syllables. The stress in each word falls on the same syllable - on the first or last. (For example, a vase, soap, fish, girl; moon, houses, sofa, pencil). It is necessary to determine which item is superfluous. Those. find an object whose name has a different number of syllables.

2nd option.

Similar to the previous one. Only all the names of objects consist of the same number of syllables. The difference is in the place of emphasis. In the names of three objects, the stress falls on the first syllable, and in the fourth - on the last syllable. (For example, a vase, soap, fish, hand; moon, houses, sofa, bun). It is necessary to determine which item is superfluous. Those. find an object that differs from others in the location of the stressed syllable.

6. Echo Game

Well, everything is simple. The adult is the leader, and the child portrays the echo. The leader pronounces the word, the child must repeat only the stressed syllable.

7. Be careful game

Pick up a set of pictures showing objects whose names consist of a different number of syllables. The facilitator explains that you need to name only those pictures where the words consist of two syllables. He shuffles the cards, takes out one at a time and shows it to the children.

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