ch, sh, and th words

A digraph is a combination of two letters that make one sound, like 'ch', 'sh', or 'th'.

The 'ch' digraph makes the sound like in the word 'chocolate'.

The 'sh' digraph makes the sound like in the word 'dish'.

The 'th' digraph can make two sounds: a soft sound like in 'this' and a hard sound like in 'tooth'.

The 'th' sound is in the middle of the word 'toothbrush'.

The digraph in the word 'dish' is 'sh'.

The word 'chocolate' starts with the digraph 'ch'.

The completed word is 'thumb'.

An example of a word that ends with 'ch' is 'watch'.

An example of a word that starts with 'sh' is 'shoe'.