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The document contains a list of words that contain the letters "th" in various positions within each word. Some examples include "thorn", "thumb", "bath", "math", "mouth", and "teeth". The list demonstrates different ways the letters "th" can be arranged in the English language.
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Th phonics
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- 3. umbth thumb
- 4. thba bath
- 5. thma math
- 6. thmou mouth
- 7. thtee teeth
- 8. thboo booth
- 9. thbir birth
- 10. therbo bother
- 11. thpa path
- 13. thmo moth
- 14. therga gather
- 15. thertogetogether