Consonant digraphs and decoding one-syllable words

Some letter pairs, called consonant digraphs (like sh, ch, and th), represent a single sound rather than two separate ones, and knowing these patterns helps you decode, or sound out, one-syllable words. Knowing how a silent e at the end of a word, and different vowel teams, can signal a long vowel sound is part of this same decoding skill.

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