Consonant blends or Consonant digraphs?
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The document explains consonant digraphs and blends, highlighting the combination of two or more consonants where each sound is pronounced. It provides examples of sounds such as 'ch', 'sh', 'th', 'wh', and 'ph' at both the beginning and end of words. The focus is on the phonetic contributions of these consonant combinations in various words.
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- 3. Ch is thebeginning sound heard in: cheese chick chips © 2018 reading2success.com
- 4. Ch is theending sound heard in: peach inch beach © 2018 reading2success.com
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- 6. Sh is thebeginning sound heard in: shoe sheep ship © 2018 reading2success.com
- 7. Sh is theending sound heard in: fish bush brush © 2018 reading2success.com
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- 9. Th is thebeginning sound heard in: thunder think three © 2018 reading2success.com
- 10. Th is theending sound heard in: mouth bath math © 2018 reading2success.com
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- 12. Wh is thebeginning sound heard in: © 2018 reading2success.com whistlewhistlewhistlewhale wheel
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- 15. Ph is theending sound heard in: phonographgraph morph © 2018 reading2success.com