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This document discusses the spelling rules for the /k/ sound in English words. It states that the /k/ sound is generally spelled with c at the beginning or middle of words. At the end of words, /k/ is spelled with ke after long vowels, ck after short vowels, and k after short vowels followed by a consonant. It provides examples that illustrate each spelling rule.
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- 2. Beginning or Middle • In general when you hear the /k/ sound in the beginning or in the middle of a word it is spelled with c. cat
- 3. At the End When you hear the /k/ sound immediately after a long vowel sound it is spelled with ke. bake
- 4. At the End When you hear the /k/ sound immediately after a short vowel sound it is spelled with ck. back
- 5. At the End When you hear the /k/ sound after a short vowel that is followed by a consonant, the /k/ sound is spelled with k. bask
- 6. clock snuck cask whisk shake brick drake tusk eke joke quark ilk cornflake stake crack risk mock speck quake