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'.

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