Question

project
first syllable second syllable

Explanation:

To determine the syllables of "project", we analyze its pronunciation. The word "project" (when used as a noun, like a task, or as a verb, like to plan) is divided as follows:

For the noun (ˈprɒdʒekt) or verb (prəˈdʒekt) pronunciation:

• First syllable: "pro" (for the noun: ˈprɒ ; for the verb: prə )
• Second syllable: "ject" (for the noun: dʒekt ; for the verb: dʒekt )

If we break it by spelling (though syllables are based on sound, spelling can help approximate):

• First syllable: "pro" (letters p + r + o)
• Second syllable: "ject" (letters j + e + c + t)

So the first syllable is "pro" and the second is "ject".

Answer:

To determine the syllables of "project", we analyze its pronunciation. The word "project" (when used as a noun, like a task, or as a verb, like to plan) is divided as follows:

For the noun (ˈprɒdʒekt) or verb (prəˈdʒekt) pronunciation:

• First syllable: "pro" (for the noun: ˈprɒ ; for the verb: prə )
• Second syllable: "ject" (for the noun: dʒekt ; for the verb: dʒekt )

If we break it by spelling (though syllables are based on sound, spelling can help approximate):

• First syllable: "pro" (letters p + r + o)
• Second syllable: "ject" (letters j + e + c + t)

So the first syllable is "pro" and the second is "ject".