Words Ending -ch and -tch | Spelling Rule

The video tutorial explains the difference between words ending in -ch and -tch. It introduces the rule that if a short vowel sound precedes the 'ch' sound, the word ends with -tch. Otherwise, it ends with -ch. The tutorial provides examples like 'catch' and 'bunch' to illustrate the rule and offers practice exercises with words such as 'match', 'beach', and 'crutch'. The video concludes with a recap of the rule, emphasizing the importance of identifying the vowel sound before the 'ch'.

What sound does the word 'beach' have before the 'ch', and how does it affect its spelling?

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