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The syllabic structure of the word bate is:

ACVVC

BCVC

CCV

DCVCV

Answer:

A. CVVC

Read Explanation:

Let's break down the word "bate" /beɪt/ in terms of syllabic structure, where:

  • C = Consonant

  • V = Vowel (each vowel sound, not just a single letter)

"Bate" consists of:

  • C: /b/

  • VV: /eɪ/ (a diphthong, which counts as a complex vowel—two vowel sounds gliding together)

  • C: /t/

So, the structure is:

➡️ C (b) + VV (eɪ) + C (t)
= CVVC

Therefore, "bate" has the syllabic structure: CVVC.


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