CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SYLLABIFY
PRESENT
Present
I syllabify
you syllabify
he/she/it syllabifies
we syllabify
you syllabify
they syllabify
Present continuous
I am syllabifying
you are syllabifying
he/she/it is syllabifying
we are syllabifying
you are syllabifying
they are syllabifying
Present perfect
I have syllabified
you have syllabified
he/she/it has syllabified
we have syllabified
you have syllabified
they have syllabified
Present perfect continuous
I have been syllabifying
you have been syllabifying
he/she/it has been syllabifying
we have been syllabifying
you have been syllabifying
they have been syllabifying
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I syllabified
you syllabified
he/she/it syllabified
we syllabified
you syllabified
they syllabified
Past continuous
I was syllabifying
you were syllabifying
he/she/it was syllabifying
we were syllabifying
you were syllabifying
they were syllabifying
Past perfect
I had syllabified
you had syllabified
he/she/it had syllabified
we had syllabified
you had syllabified
they had syllabified
Past perfect continuous
I had been syllabifying
you had been syllabifying
he/she/it had been syllabifying
we had been syllabifying
you had been syllabifying
they had been syllabifying
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will syllabify
you will syllabify
he/she/it will syllabify
we will syllabify
you will syllabify
they will syllabify
Future continuous
I will be syllabifying
you will be syllabifying
he/she/it will be syllabifying
we will be syllabifying
you will be syllabifying
they will be syllabifying
Future perfect
I will have syllabified
you will have syllabified
he/she/it will have syllabified
we will have syllabified
you will have syllabified
they will have syllabified
Future perfect continuous
I will have been syllabifying
you will have been syllabifying
he/she/it will have been syllabifying
we will have been syllabifying
you will have been syllabifying
they will have been syllabifying
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would syllabify
you would syllabify
he/she/it would syllabify
we would syllabify
you would syllabify
they would syllabify
Conditional continuous
I would be syllabifying
you would be syllabifying
he/she/it would be syllabifying
we would be syllabifying
you would be syllabifying
they would be syllabifying
Conditional perfect
I would have syllabify
you would have syllabify
he/she/it would have syllabify
we would have syllabify
you would have syllabify
they would have syllabify
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been syllabifying
you would have been syllabifying
he/she/it would have been syllabifying
we would have been syllabifying
you would have been syllabifying
they would have been syllabifying
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you syllabify
we let´s syllabify
you syllabify
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
syllabified
Present Participle
syllabifying
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SYLLABIFY»
Discover the use of
syllabify in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
syllabify and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Ablaut and Ambiguity: Phonology of a Morcoccan Arabic Dialect
Phonology of a Morcoccan Arabic Dialect Jeffrey Heath. /r/ syllabifies although it
is in a less favorable position to do so than is the /m/ . Furthermore, /r r/ syllabify (
by Absorption) in cases like /brm/ 'he braided' (structurally /bram/), though again ...
2
The Progressive Dictionary of the English Language: A ...
Syl la blze (sll'lab-Iz), v. t. To form or divide Into syllables ; to syllabify. 'Tla
mankind alone Can language frame and *ijllnt>i:,- the tone. Houxll. Syllabus (sll'
la-bus), n. (B. Cath. Ch.) A summary enumeration of the point? decided by an act
or ...
3
Handbook of Biblical Hebrew
D^S" — Syllabify, identify each syll. Note pattah in ace. cl. The mark * above "1 is
a Masoretic note (§11.7), telling us that qamas is found in some texts. Which
would you expect? Rule 13. pa-ras, 'Persia.' *nOV" — Syllabify, identify syllables.
4
A Landmark Underspecification Account of the Patterning of ...
Likewise, in Chickasaw and Choctaw (Western Muskogean), glottal stops
syllabify as codas (Ulrich 1993), and coda glottal stops do not syllabify with
following vowel initial suffixes (from Pam Munro, as quoted in a summary of
responses to a ...
Marianne L. Borroff, 2007
5
Jewish and Muslim Dialects of Moroccan Arabic
In this context, there are frequent opportunities for sonorant C's to syllabify. In the
mainstream M dialect ... n, m, 1} In other words, y is the most prone to syllabify,
then (tap) r, then the other sonorants including w. Pharyngeal f is not a true ...
6
Problems and Perspectives: Studies in the Modern French Language
Because there is no following vocalic skeletal slot, the /s/ of remains will have no
reason to syllabify onto the following schwa, and will therefore automatically
syllabify onto the preceding /a/ vowel, just as the /n/ at the end of remains
syllabifies ...
Wendy Ayres-Bennett, Janice Carruthers, Rosalind Temple, 2014
7
Die Berliner Abendblätter Heinrich von Kleists : ihre ...
In [t6 skri:v], an epenthetic vowel follows /t/ in order to syllabify the initial /s/ +
consonant cluster of the verb (in careful speech, [6t 6skri:v] is also possible). See
Cardinaletti and Repetti (2004), (2008) for discussion. Notice that forms such as [
6t ...
Reineke Bok-Bennema, Brigitte Kampers-Manhe, Bart Hollebrandse, 2010
8
Phonological Domains: Universals and Deviations
Bla] 'receive her' ([reb.la])17 In addition, asyllabic enclitics (C and CC) may
syllabify into coda position. An asyllabic (C) enclitic will not syllabify as part of a
coda cluster (45), but it will syllabify as a simple coda (46), and an asyllabic
enclitic ...
Janet Grijzenhout, Barış Kabak, 2009
9
The Structure of Creole Words: Segmental, Syllabic and ...
If the onset consonant has greater strength than the coda consonant, the two
should syllabify together within the following onset. Since the liquids /R/ and /l/
have a higher sonority ranking than the voiced fricative /z/ or the unvoiced
occlusive /t/ ...
Parth Bhatt, Ingo Plag, 2006
Syllabify: Assign syllable structure. b. Assign feet: Build left-headed quantity-
sensitive feet from left to right. c. End Rule Left: Promote the leftmost foot to main
stress. d. Syncopate: Delete vowels in non-head syllables (and resyllabify).
