bruh just use k and s it aint that hard. also cat should be spelled kat obviously
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mum massivest gay
8 years ago
why is your mum so gay.
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Henloeveryone
8 years ago
I love dick
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robert this reply was well thought out and amazing although you are wrong. you are just speaking and not aktually arguing. in these words, you would be required to say snatsh. it makes more sense and works with the new alphabet. also lol gottem im just fuking around
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Yeet bikk
8 years ago
I agree
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your mum gay
8 years ago
xD
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eyk
8 years ago
i a agree this is right
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Ok lol
8 years ago
I agree but....
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Ethan
8 years ago
Yes
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Finley Chope
8 years ago
C is for Kuks
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InfinityWar Sucks
8 years ago
C died in infinity war
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Hen
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Robert
8 years ago
This means, in a one syllable word where there is a short vowel sound followed by a “ch” sound, the letters –tch are being used to make that sound.
Examples of this rule are:
ă snatch, match, hatch, patch
ĕ sketch, stretch, fetch, etch
ĭ ditch, snitch, stitch, switch
ŏ splotch, scotch, blotch
ŭ clutch, hutch, crutch, Dutch
Of course, as with most rules, there are exceptions. There are four words which should use –tch but they don’t:
Which
Rich
Much
Such
In class, we were given the acronym, WØRMS (the O is not really used) to help remember the words.
This word should NOT have –tch (because it is a multi-syllabic word) but it does: dispatch
Someone learning this rule might have a desire to put –tch after every short vowel they hear, especially in a one syllable word like, lunch.
It is important to distinguish that if there is a consonant between the short vowel and the “ch” sound, then –ch is used.
Examples: scrunch, bunch, finch, bench, pinch, punch,
In order to be sure that the rule is learned, dictation with nonsense words can be given. Words like: splutch, quitch (remember: qu is considered a consonant, so the ui is NOT a vowel team in this instance), bletch
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Toby
8 years ago
c is discriminating the other letters
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Logan Paul
8 years ago
Yo this is sick af
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Toby Mather
8 years ago
I watch this for the intricate plot and outstanding graphics.
lol
i like chesegrater
c is so extra for no reason. get rid of it
bruh just use k and s it aint that hard. also cat should be spelled kat obviously
why is your mum so gay.
I love dick
robert this reply was well thought out and amazing although you are wrong. you are just speaking and not aktually arguing. in these words, you would be required to say snatsh. it makes more sense and works with the new alphabet. also lol gottem im just fuking around
I agree
xD
i a agree this is right
I agree but....
Yes
C is for Kuks
C died in infinity war
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This means, in a one syllable word where there is a short vowel sound followed by a “ch” sound, the letters –tch are being used to make that sound. Examples of this rule are: ă snatch, match, hatch, patch ĕ sketch, stretch, fetch, etch ĭ ditch, snitch, stitch, switch ŏ splotch, scotch, blotch ŭ clutch, hutch, crutch, Dutch Of course, as with most rules, there are exceptions. There are four words which should use –tch but they don’t: Which Rich Much Such In class, we were given the acronym, WØRMS (the O is not really used) to help remember the words. This word should NOT have –tch (because it is a multi-syllabic word) but it does: dispatch Someone learning this rule might have a desire to put –tch after every short vowel they hear, especially in a one syllable word like, lunch. It is important to distinguish that if there is a consonant between the short vowel and the “ch” sound, then –ch is used. Examples: scrunch, bunch, finch, bench, pinch, punch, In order to be sure that the rule is learned, dictation with nonsense words can be given. Words like: splutch, quitch (remember: qu is considered a consonant, so the ui is NOT a vowel team in this instance), bletch
c is discriminating the other letters
Yo this is sick af
I watch this for the intricate plot and outstanding graphics.
Lol no this is a GAY (great, almighty, yeet).