Final answer:
Explanation of separating Spanish words into syllables, identifying stressed syllables, and determining verb type by accent placement.
Explanation:
In Spanish, syllables are separated by vowels. The tónicas are marked with a circle and indicate the stressed syllable. Here are the breakdowns:
- ap-lí-ca-se-lo (verbo)
- ins-truc-ción
- com-pa-ñí-a
- pa-ti-o
- tran-si-ta-ban
- to-mad
Verbs of three or more syllables where the stress falls on the second-to-last syllable, not ending in a vowel, -n, or -s, carry a written accent. This helps determine the type of word and its pronunciation.
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