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| Why is it c in cat... | ... but k in kitten? |
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Did you know, we use /k/ to show this sound that starts both cat and kitten but the most common spelling choice for it is c not k?! |
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If the vowel after the /k/ is a, o or u, we usually use c:
Examples: call, carrot |
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If the vowel is e or i, we usually use k. keep, kettle |
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If a c is followed by e or i then it makes the /s/ sound. certain |
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If the next letter is a consonant e.g. r or l , we almost always use c.
crab, cricket, crumb |
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