Describe syllabic structure all answers In English

The basic structure of a syllable often includes a nucleus (typically a vowel sound) and can have an onset (consonants before the nucleus) and a coda (consonants after the nucleus).

For example, in the word "cat":

• The onset is "c".
• The nucleus is "a".
• The coda is "t".

Syllables can also be open (ending in a vowel sound, like "go") or closed (ending in a consonant sound, like "cat").