Jacket, open syllable or closed syllable?

Jacket means jacket, which is a closed syllable word. This word contains two syllables, both of which are closed syllables.

English stressed closed syllable means that the vowel of a word does not pronounce its letter sound, but ends with a consonant syllable and an stressed syllable, that is, there is a vowel between the two consonants. When you stress a closed syllable and change the tense, you should write it double, with only one consonant at the end and vowels as short vowels. For example, put the ball.

The first syllable of a disyllabic word is usually stressed.

For example: stu-dent-chi-na-sec-ond-au-tumnin-deed.

Disyllabic words with the same prefix are usually stressed on the second syllable. The stress position of disyllabic words will not change because of adding prefixes or suffixes. For example:

Please recheck the event before using it.

Polysyllabic words are usually stressed on the penultimate syllable.

For example: el-e-phant con-grat-u-la-tion

Words ending in -ic or -ion or -sion are stressed on the syllables before -ic or -sion or -sion. For example: the Republic of scientific pressure; significant