Ending Blends

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What is an ending blend?

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An ending blend is a group of two or more consonants that come at the end of a word, making a unique sound together.

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What are some examples of ending blends?

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Examples include: -ft in 'raft', -nt in 'tent', -lf in 'golf', -nt in 'ant', -lk in 'milk'.

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What does the blend -ft sound like?

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The blend -ft sounds like 'ft' as in 'raft'.

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What does the blend -nt sound like?

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The blend -nt sounds like 'nt' as in 'tent'.

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What does the blend -lf sound like?

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The blend -lf sounds like 'lf' as in 'golf'.

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What does the blend -nt sound like in 'ant'?

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The blend -nt sounds like 'nt' as in 'ant'.

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What does the blend -lk sound like?

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The blend -lk sounds like 'lk' as in 'milk'.

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Can you name a word that ends with -ft?

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Yes, 'raft' is a word that ends with -ft.

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Can you name a word that ends with -nt?

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Yes, 'tent' is a word that ends with -nt.

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Can you name a word that ends with -lf?

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Yes, 'golf' is a word that ends with -lf.