Syllables World: Mastering Syllable Identification

How many syllables in Steward?

steward has 2 syllables

stew-ard

A person who is responsible for taking care of something or someone, especially on a ship or airplane.

The first syllable has a vowel sound 'e' and the second syllable has a vowel sound 'a'. The consonant sounds in this word are 's', 't', 'w', and 'r'.

Noun

The steward on the ship helped passengers with their luggage.
The steward of the estate made sure everything was running smoothly.
The steward at the event made sure all the guests were comfortable.
The steward in the restaurant greeted customers and showed them to their tables.
The steward at the museum answered visitors' questions and explained the exhibits.
The steward of the company was responsible for managing employees and resources.
The steward on the train sold snacks and drinks to passengers.
The steward at the hotel arranged transportation for guests.
The steward of the team made sure all the players were prepared for the game.
The steward on the yacht made sure everything was safe and secure.

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