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A consonant digraph is when two consonants come together to create one sound
The word digraph comes from Greek and can be split into: di (two) and graph (written).
These examples use the letters t and h to spell the th sound.
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I think my spelling will improve if I practise every day.
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Thank you for the invitation to the party.
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The bear has thick fur.
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Stray cats are often very thin.
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The wedding cake was in three tiers.
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He came third in the race.
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I won a thousand dollars in the draw.
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I thought the film was really good.
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Fast fairground rides give me a thrill.
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I keep sneezing and my throat is sore.
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Is it a burning pain or is it more like a throb?
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He kicked the ball through the window.
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I want to throw a snowball at my brothers.
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A thrush has speckled plumage.
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The thunder made a tremendous noise.
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Silk is a very fine type of cloth.
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May is the fifth month.
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Today is the tenth anniversary of our marriage.
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A centimetre is a unit of length.
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Superman had superhuman strength.
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This word list was created by Spellzone. View more Spellzone course lists or curriculum word lists.
Learn about these words in Unit 4. Spelling the consonant digraphs, Part 1
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