Final Stable Syllables Test

A final stable syllable is a syllable that comes at the end of a word and typically has a consistent sound, often represented by specific letter combinations like 'tion', 'sion', or 'tion'.

Examples include 'tion' as in 'action', 'sion' as in 'vision', and 'tion' as in 'station'.

The correct division is su/per/vi/sion.

The sound is /zhun/.

The correct division is com/press/ion.

The final stable syllable is 'tion'.

The suffix 'tion' indicates the action or result of a verb, such as in 'creation' (the act of creating).

None of these words contain a final stable syllable; they are all single syllables.

The correct division is tran/sfus/ion.

The suffix 'sion' indicates the state or condition of something, often used in nouns.