Exploring Consonant Digraphs in English

The video introduces consonant digraphs, explaining that they are two letters making one sound. It includes a song to help remember the concept and provides examples of words with different consonant digraphs, such as 'ch', 'sh', 'wh', 'ph', and 'th'. The video also explains the voiced and voiceless sounds of the 'th' digraph. It concludes with a call to action to subscribe, like, and share.

What is a consonant digraph?

• Two letters that make two sounds

• Two letters that make one sound

• One letter that makes one sound

• One letter that makes two sounds

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Where can consonant digraphs be found in a word?

• Only at the end

• At the beginning, middle, or end

• Only at the beginning

• Only in the middle

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Which of the following is a consonant digraph?

• T and H

• A and B

• C and D

• E and F

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What sound do the letters 'ch' make?

• Ph

• Sh

• Th

• Ch

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Which word contains the 'sh' digraph?

• Hatch

• Shadow

• Check

• Chalk

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What sound do the letters 'wh' make?

• Wh

• Ch

• Sh

• Th

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Which word contains the 'ph' digraph?

• Whisper

• Phone

• Wheel

• Why

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How can the 'th' digraph be pronounced?

• As both voiced and voiceless sounds

• As a silent sound

• Only as a voiceless sound

• Only as a voiced sound

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Which word contains a voiced 'th' sound?

• Phone

• Whisper

• Father

• Think

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Which word contains a voiceless 'th' sound?

• Phone

• Think

• Father

• Feather

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