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Digraphs ph and gh make the f sound!
The document explains the use of the digraphs 'ph' and 'gh' that produce the /f/ sound in various positions within words, including examples such as 'pheasant,' 'gopher,' and 'laugh.' It also categorizes words into adjectives, nouns, and verbs while emphasizing their phonetic representations. The content is structured to aid in understanding the pronunciation and functions of these digraphs.
Digraphs ph and gh make the f sound!
- 1. Digraphs ph andgh make /f/ ©2018reading2success.com
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- 3. laughing enough rougher gh makes/f/ ©2018reading2success.com
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- 5. Digraph ph atthe beginning of a word: pheasant /f/©2018reading2success.com
- 6. Digraph ph inthe middle of words: gopher elephant /f//f/©2018reading2success.com
- 7. Digraph ph atthe end of a word: graph /f/©2018reading2success.com
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- 12. Digraph gh atthe end of a word: laugh /f/©2018reading2success.com
- 13. Digraph gh inthe middle of a word: laughing /f/©2018reading2success.com
- 14. Digraph gh atthe end of a word: trough /f/©2018reading2success.com
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- 17. AdjectivesNouns verbs enough rougher rough morph laugh laughing pheasant phone dolphin gopher elephant graph trough ©2018reading2success.com Person, Placeor Things Action Words Describing Words
- 18. beginning gimiddle ph /f/positionin word ending ©2018reading2success.com pheasant phone dolphin gopher elephant graph trough morph laugh laughing rough enough rougher
- 19. Digraphs ph andgh make /f/ ©2018reading2success.com
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