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This week we’re focusing on the 'v' sound at the end of words like have and give, and the 'tch' sound found in words like catch and hutch. Let’s learn how to spell and use these words in sentences.
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catch |
Put bait on the hook to catch the fish.
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don't |
'I don't believe it!' he laughed.
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fetch |
The dog ran to fetch the ball.
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give |
The Ten Commandments were given by God to Moses on Mount Sinai.
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have |
People really do not have any idea what is actually going on.
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hutch |
My father built a hutch for the rabbit.
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kitchen |
On Burns Night, bagpipes are played as the haggis is brought out of the kitchen for serving.
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live |
His family lived near Kent.
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old |
The tripod was used to hold the TV camera steady.
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stitch |
He wanted to unpick the stitches and start his sewing from scratch.
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