Question of the Day
How do the roles of vowels and consonants differ in the formation of syllables, and what is their significance in syllabification and speech production?
Vowels and consonants both release and arrest syllables.
Vowels carry syllables, while consonants only function with vowels.
Consonants can form syllables alone, whereas vowels need consonants.
Consonants and vowels both create the nucleus of syllables.