human
What is the difference between a syllabic and anapest?
assistant
A syllable is a unit of speech that can be pronounced by itself. An anapest is a type of metrical foot consisting of two unstressed syllables followed by one stressed syllable. In English, there are many types of feet including iambs (two unstressed syllables), trochees (one unstressed and one stressed syllable), dactyls (two stressed syllables) and spondees (three stressed syllables).