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What is a releasing consonant?

AIt is a syllable without consonant sounds

BThe vowel that begins a syllable

CThe consonant that begins a syllable

DThe consonant that comes at the end of a syllable

Answer:

C. The consonant that begins a syllable

Read Explanation:

Releasing consonant
➡ A releasing consonant is the consonant sound that occurs at the beginning of a syllable and helps to release or initiate that syllable.
➡ It’s also called the onset consonant.


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