50 examples of words with syllables TRABADAS

the syllables are each of the sound strokes you make when pronouncing a word. Each word is made up of one or more syllables and each syllable is made up of one or more letters. So far everything seems very simple, however, when children are learning to speak there are some syllables that are very hard to pronounce.

In this lesson from a PROFESSOR, we want to explain what are words with locked syllables and examples so that you can help the little ones to practice to have a perfect diction.

The locked syllables are those that are composed of two consonants in a row and a vowel at the end. These syllables are usually quite difficult to pronounce, since they have combinations such as bl, br, cl, cr, dr, fl, fr, gl, gr, pl, pr, tr and tl.

For example: Job

The word WORK begins with the syllable TRA-, composed of two consonants, followed by the vowel A. This is not a very natural sound, so can be difficult to pronounce.

let's get you some examples of words that contain a syllable locked, so that you understand this lesson a little better. We have separated them taking into account the combination of consonants they use in each case.

Examples of syllables locked with TL

• athlete
• decathlon

Examples of syllables locked with BL

• board
• Bible
• furniture
• block
• blouse

Examples of syllables locked with TR

• tractor
• foal
• triangle
• clover

Examples of syllables locked with BR

• goat
• parasol
• hat
• brush
• witch

Examples of syllables locked with PR

• Meadow
• princess
• apprentice

Examples of syllables locked with CL

• nail
• clinic
• bicycle
• tricycle
• club

Examples of syllables locked with CR

• crayon
• cream
• desk

Examples of syllables locked with PL

• banana
• sheet
• employee
• diploma
• feather

Examples of syllables locked with DR

• dragon
• crocodile
• Andrea
• drill
• early morning

Examples of syllables locked with GR

• grenade
• cricket
• crab
• ogre
• crane

Examples of syllables locked with FL

• flute
• arrow
• whistle
• flowers
• fluorine

Examples of syllables locked with GL

• ruler
• church
• glycerin
• balloon
• igloo

Examples of syllables locked with FR

• fracture
• fridge
• strawberry
• border

let's get you some examples of sentences containing locked syllables on some of his words, so you can start practicing your pronunciation. We have marked the difficult word in bold, so that you can focus all your attention on it:

• I like to go to library
• The blouse it's red
• He skull It is very delicate
• That cream smells good
• I like to go see the crater of the volcano
• My son uses crayons
• I will travel in cruise
• I like write
• I like to read the Bible
• My baby likes it talk
• The furniture They are red
• Use chlorine to clean
• i like to go on tricycle
• Now there are many cyclists
• I like to eat gum
• She knows the boards to multiply
• My ___ hurts arm
• The shore is painted with brush
• I like milk goat
• I need a Drill
• Pedro He is my cousin
• I like get up early
• I like the drawings of dragons
• my house is from brick
• A man entered my house thief
• I need one parasol
• The screen has a lot glow
• The floors They are very pretty
• Need print a document
• I have won a record platinum
• Tomorrow I'll go to work
• I live in Atlanta
• I like to go out trot
• participate in a decathlon
• My uncle is athletic
• my shirt is tricolor
• my daughter wants one tricycle
• You have to take care of planet
• That product it's good
• I like him English
• My dad likes agriculture
• I like float at sea
• I'm going to enjoy from the party
• I do not like the conflicts
• Long ago cold in December
• I like to eat fruit
• I like to take hat

In unProfesor we discover the rules for hyphenating and we leave you a video for you to learn:

We propose you a text that contains locked syllables so you can practice. The first thing you should do is read it out loud and mark all the stuck syllables you find, then you can practice out loud and, finally, read it in front of a person with good pronunciation, such as your parents, a teacher or your older brother, so that they correct all those words in which you have failed. Prepared?

"She is Blanca and she has a tablet that she uses to do her homework. Today she had to solve two math problems. Blanca wears her favorite blouse for exams, which is blue with white polka dots. Yesterday he went to the town fair with Pablo and, although he was cloudy, he had a lot of fun."

We have indicated in bold all the words that contain syllables locked, so you can check if you found them correctly:

"She is White and have one tablets that she uses to do her homework. Today he had to solve two issues of mathematics. White use your blouse favorite for exams, which is blue, with polka dots white. Yesterday he went to the town fair with Pablo and, although I was cloudy She had a lot of fun. "

We hope this lesson has helped you understand a little better the words with locked syllables. Remember that the best way to learn to pronounce these words without difficulty is by practicing daily and a speech therapy professional can help you. If you want to continue learning more about this topic, do not hesitate to consult our grammar and linguistics section.