-ch at the end of words After a vowel+vowel or vowel+consonant
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lunch |
He had some pasta for lunch.
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crunch |
I heard a crunch when my car hit the wall.
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branch |
The main branch of tree is called a bough.
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coach |
They went by coach to the beach.
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arch |
The tourists stood beneath the arch.
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beach |
Lie by the sea on the beach.
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