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    Example of Monosyllable Words

    Spanish Classes   /   by admin   /   July 04, 2021

    Wordsmonosyllablesare words that contain a single syllable, so they are pronounced in a single voice emission, for example the words cough, beef, peace, more they are pronounced as a phonetic unit.

    Let us remember that syllables They are units of sounds formed from the combination of vowels and consonants; Unlike monosyllables, words that contain more than one syllable are called polysyllables, for example the word warranty has four syllableswarranty)

    Monosyllabic formation

    It is important take diphthongs into account (union of vowels in a syllable) and hiatuses (separation of vowels into different syllables) in the formation of monosyllables.

    To avoid confusion, orthographically, it should be considered that the union of an open vowel (a, e, o) plus a closed vowel (i, u) or vice versa always form a diphthong, regardless of its pronunciation.

    • For example, spelling the word roan is a monosyllable because it forms a diphthong (ua), despite the fact that certain speakers pronounce it in two syllables. The same goes for the word
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      script, which is considered a monosyllable because it forms diphthong (io).

    Accentuation of monosyllable words

    Monosyllable words as a general rule they should not have an accent or accent. This rule is only broken in the case of diacritical accent: monosyllable words are only accentuated in case of diacritical accent.

    The diacritical accent distinguishes two monosyllables that have the same shape, that is, they are written the same, but they have functions or different meanings, in addition, normally the monosyllable that has a diacritical accent is tonic (pronounced with intensity) and the other is unstressed.

    • For example, monosyllables are accentuated you, him Y my which are pronouns, and the unstressed forms do not have an accent you, him, my, which are articles or adjectives.
    • Continue reading: bisyllable words

    Examples of monosyllable words with tilde:

    1. He: with tilde he it is a personal pronoun; it is distinguished from the monosyllable the, which is a definite article. Examples: "He has always been my best friend "," I will go to the movies with he next week".
    2. Your: with tilde your it is a pronoun of the second person; it is distinguished from the monosyllable you, which is a possessive adjective. Examples: “¿Your Do you know the route to get there? ","Your you always know what to say ”.
    3. My: with tilde my is a pronoun; without tilde (me) is a possessive adjective. Examples: "A my yes I like the idea "," Thank you for everything you have done for my”.
    4. Tea: with tilde tea is a noun that names a drink; without tilde (tea) is an unstressed pronoun. Examples: "The tea chamomile is good for sleeping ”,“ Do you want to take your tea with sugar?".
    5. He: with tilde he is a conjugation of the verb to know or to be; without tilde (I know) is a reflexive pronoun. Examples: "He a congruent person ”,“ Already he how is that movie going to end?
    6. More: with tilde more It is a conjunction with a sum value or an adjective or adverb of quantity; when it does not have an accent, more is an adversative conjunction that means the same as but. Examples: “I want more tea "," We will have more expenses this month "," Two more two equals four ”.
    7. Yes: with tilde Yes it is an adverb of affirmation; without tilde, Yes is a conditional conjunction. Examples: "Yes I love you", "Yes did you understand the question? ","Yes they had our size available ”.
    8. From: with tilde he is a conjugation of the verb give; without tilde, from is a preposition. Examples: "From my regards to your mother ”,“ When we from results, we will obtain a lot of profits ”.
    9. What: with tilde what has interrogative or exclamatory value; without tilde, what it is a relative pronoun or conjunction. Examples: “¿What was what they told you? ","What I am happy to see you! ”,“ I don't know what it was what made me fall in love with the person of her ”.
    10. Which: with tilde which has interrogative or exclamatory value; without tilde, what it is an adverb or relative pronoun. Examples: “¿Which will it be your final decision? ”,“ We ​​haven't decided yet which of all the colors to choose ”.
    11. Who: with tilde who it is an interrogative or exclamatory pronoun; without tilde, what is a relative pronoun. Examples: “¿Who did he tell you that information? ","Who I would say it! "," Tell me who will come to the party tonight.

    +300 Examples of monosyllable words:

    1. TO
    2. Ad
    3. Ah
    4. Ah
    5. Aj
    6. To the
    7. Ace
    8. Yet
    9. Oh
    10. Bah
    11. Pub
    12. Be
    13. Beige
    14. Bey
    15. Well
    16. Bis
    17. Bit
    18. Pad
    19. Blues
    20. Boxwood
    21. Bowl
    22. Bon
    23. Bou
    24. Box
    25. Box
    26. Brial
    27. Brin
    28. Buntline
    29. Good
    30. Good
    31. Ox
    32. Boom
    33. Bus
    34. Buz
    35. Lime
    36. Dog
    37. Car
    38. Cas
    39. Cay
    40. Caz
    41. EC
    42. Shawl
    43. Chan
    44. Chef
    45. Chic
    46. Chip
    47. Cyan
    48. Cid
    49. One hundred
    50. Clack
    51. Clan
    52. Click
    53. Clip
    54. Clone
    55. Club
    56. Cabbage
    57. With
    58. Hammock
    59. Kick
    60. Crack
    61. Raise
    62. Cric
    63. Horsehair
    64. Crawl
    65. Cron
    66. Cruel
    67. cross
    68. Which
    69. How
    70. Guinea pig
    71. Gives
    72. Dad
    73. Dan
    74. Give
    75. You give
    76. From
    77. Of
    78. Den
    79. Des
    80. Gave
    81. Dial
    82. Ten
    83. It gave
    84. God
    85. Do
    86. Don
    87. Two
    88. Give
    89. Denim
    90. Dual
    91. Doge
    92. Hey
    93. The
    94. On
    95. It is
    96. Former
    97. Fa
    98. Fan
    99. Fas
    100. Fax
    101. Face
    102. Faith
    103. Fez
    104. Fi
    105. Legit
    106. Legit
    107. Faithful
    108. Fil
    109. Film
    110. End
    111. Flan
    112. Flash
    113. Flower
    114. Flow
    115. Flux
    116. Folk
    117. Fon
    118. Tails
    119. Friar
    120. Frey
    121. Frez
    122. Friz
    123. It was
    124. Gag
    125. Gal
    126. Gap
    127. Gas
    128. Gay
    129. Ge
    130. Gel
    131. Gen
    132. Gil
    133. Gin
    134. Chalk
    135. Goal
    136. Golf
    137. Gong
    138. Great
    139. Stoneware
    140. Flock
    141. Grail
    142. Grill
    143. Gray
    144. Guide
    145. Güin
    146. Script
    147. Ha
    148. They have
    149. Have you
    150. There are
    151. do
    152. I have
    153. Gall
    154. Hoc
    155. Today
    156. Sickle
    157. Run away
    158. Huy
    159. Ion
    160. To go
    161. Ha
    162. Jazz
    163. Jet
    164. Jo
    165. Job
    166. Thu
    167. Juan
    168. Judge
    169. Kit
    170. Kohl
    171. Krill
    172. The
    173. Lar
    174. The
    175. Lay
    176. You
    177. Them
    178. Lev
    179. Law
    180. Roll
    181. Fight
    182. It
    183. Lord
    184. The
    185. Luir
    186. Lewis
    187. Lux
    188. Light
    189. Wrong
    190. Sea
    191. More
    192. I
    193. Month
    194. Me
    195. Meow
    196. Honey
    197. One thousand
    198. Mol
    199. Mor
    200. Mu
    201. Mue
    202. Very
    203. Naif
    204. Neis
    205. Neither
    206. Nial
    207. Neither him
    208. Not
    209. No N
    210. Us
    211. Nut
    212. Oh
    213. You
    214. Pal
    215. Bread
    216. Pair
    217. Peace
    218. Pe
    219. Per
    220. Fish
    221. Pi
    222. Yaws
    223. Tweet
    224. Foot
    225. Skin
    226. Pin
    227. Pee
    228. Plan
    229. Ple
    230. Plus
    231. put
    232. Pop
    233. For
    234. Pos
    235. Post
    236. Prez
    237. Prior
    238. Pro
    239. Puar
    240. Well
    241. Pouf
    242. Bang
    243. Punk
    244. Pus
    245. Quark
    246. What
    247. Crux
    248. Who
    249. Quo
    250. Rap
    251. Ras
    252. Re
    253. Beef
    254. King
    255. Rial
    256. Rail
    257. Rin
    258. Ring
    259. Rock
    260. Role
    261. Ron
    262. Ros
    263. Rouen
    264. Ruar
    265. Ruc
    266. Mean
    267. Salt
    268. Saint
    269. Saz
    270. I know
    271. Thirst
    272. Six
    273. To be
    274. Set
    275. Yes
    276. Sic
    277. Sil
    278. Without
    279. SW
    280. Sun
    281. They are
    282. Sor
    283. I am
    284. His
    285. Sub
    286. South
    287. Sui
    288. South
    289. Surf
    290. Their
    291. Such
    292. So
    293. Tea
    294. Have
    295. Test
    296. Complexion
    297. You
    298. Tic
    299. Tol
    300. Ton
    301. Top
    302. Cough
    303. After
    304. Train
    305. Three
    306. Trial
    307. Troj
    308. Troll
    309. You
    310. Tulle
    311. You n
    312. Your
    313. A
    314. Oops
    315. He
    316. Val
    317. Waltz
    318. Go
    319. You go
    320. Go
    321. You see
    322. Come
    323. Watch
    324. You see
    325. Time
    326. Saw
    327. Vial
    328. Vine
    329. Vile
    330. He saw
    331. You
    332. I go
    333. Voice
    334. Y
    335. Already
    336. And in
    337. Yin
    338. Me
    339. Czar
    340. Zas
    341. Zen
    342. Zinc

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