Understanding GH Digraph Sounds

The video tutorial explains the three sounds of the GH digraph. Initially, GH makes a 'g' sound at the start of words like 'ghost' and 'ghetto'. GH is silent when followed by a vowel sound, as in 'light' and 'bright'. At the end of words, GH makes a sound, as in 'cuff' and 'tough'. The tutorial concludes with a summary of these rules.

What are the three sounds associated with the GH digraph?

• Ga, Gup, and Silent

• Go, Silent, and Sound

• Ga, Silent, and Gup

• Gup, Silent, and Sound

When does GH make a 'ga' sound?

• At the end of a word

• At the start of a word

• When followed by a vowel

• In the middle of a word

Which of the following words has a 'ga' sound at the start?

• Daughter

• Cuff

• Ghost

• Light

When is GH silent?

• At the start of a word

• When followed by a consonant

• When followed by a vowel

• At the end of a word

Which of these words has a silent GH?

• Ghetto

• Cuff

• Bright

• Ghana

In which word is GH silent due to a following vowel?

• Ghetto

• Ghana

• Light

• Tough

When does GH make a sound at the end of a word?

• When it is in the middle of a word

• When it is at the end of a word

• When followed by a vowel

• When it is at the start of a word

Which of these words has a GH sound at the end?

• Enough

• Light

• Bright

• Ghana

Which word is an example of GH making a sound at the end?

• Ghetto

• Cuff

• Ghost

• Daughter

What is a rule breaker for the silent sound of GH?

• When GH is at the start of a word

• When GH is followed by a vowel

• When GH is at the end of a word

• When GH is in the middle of a word