Words that sound the same are homophones e.g. ‘hear’ (action with ears), ‘hair’ (strands on skin), and ‘here’ (close placement). Homophones can also be homographs, words with same sound, same spelling but different meaning e.g. ‘bat’ (flying animal, sporting equipment, and action to hit), ‘light’ (brightness, colour, weight, and action …
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“EAR” is a trigraph that makes a special sound in English. There are many EAR words to learn. Some are short like “hear”, and others are longer like “nuclear”. This list helps you learn the meaning of these EAR words and how to spell them correctly. Why is this list …
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The letters “TCH” together make a special sound in English. This is a trigraph. There are many TCH words. Some are short like “catch”, and others are longer like “kitchen”. This list helps you learn the meaning of these TCH words and how to spell them correctly. Why is this …
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The letters “IGH” together make a special sound in English. This is called a trigraph. There are many IGH words. Some are short like “high”, and others are longer like “playwright”. This list helps you learn the meaning of these words and how to spell them correctly. Why is this …
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The letters “DGE” together make a special sound in English. This is called a trigraph. Many words have DGE in them. Some are short like “edge”, and others are longer like “knowledge”. This list helps you learn the meaning of DGE words and how to spell them correctly. Why is …
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