Identifying the 'F' Sound and Digraphs

The video tutorial introduces the concept of digraphs, focusing on the letters 'PH' and 'GH' that produce the 'F' sound. It provides examples of words like 'phone', 'photograph', 'dolphin', and 'elephant' for the 'PH' digraph, and 'cough', 'rough', 'enough', and 'tough' for the 'GH' digraph. The tutorial emphasizes the position of the 'F' sound in these words, whether at the beginning, middle, or end. The video concludes with a thank you message and a prompt to like and subscribe.

What is a digraph?

• A letter that is silent

• Two letters that make a single sound

• A single letter that makes a sound

• Three letters that make a sound

Which two letters form the digraph that sounds like 'f'?

• b and h

• t and h

• p and h

• g and h

In which word does 'ph' make the 'f' sound at the beginning?

• Elephant

• Trophy

• Dolphin

• Phone

Where do you hear the 'f' sound in the word 'dolphin'?

• At the beginning

• In the middle

• Not at all

• At the end

Which word has the 'f' sound at the end?

• Laugh

• Photograph

• Elephant

• Trophy

What is the meaning of the word 'phantom'?

• A type of plant

• A ghost

• A type of animal

• A musical instrument

Which digraph can also make the 'f' sound besides 'ph'?

• ch

• sh

• gh

• th

In which word does 'gh' make the 'f' sound at the end?

• Cough

• Rough

• Enough

• All of the above

Where do you hear the 'f' sound in the word 'tough'?

• Not at all

• At the beginning

• In the middle

• At the end

Which word has the 'f' sound in the middle?

• Laugh

• Microphone

• Rough

• Cough