CH and TCH Usage in Words

This video tutorial explains when to use 'CH' and 'TCH' in words. 'CH' is used at the start of words and at the end when preceded by long vowels or consonants. 'TCH' is used at the end of words when preceded by short vowels. The video provides examples for each rule, helping learners understand the correct usage of these spellings.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• Learning when to use CH or TCH in words

• Understanding vowel sounds

• Learning new vocabulary

• Practicing pronunciation

Where does CH typically appear in a word?

• Only in the middle

• At the start and middle

• Only at the end

• At the start and end

Which of the following words starts with CH?

• Cheese

• Stretch

• Match

• Catch

Which of the following words starts with a CH sound?

• Catch

• Stretch

• Chain

• Match

When should TCH be used at the end of a word?

• After a short vowel sound

• At the start of a word

• After a consonant sound

• After a long vowel sound

What is the correct spelling for a word ending with a short vowel sound followed by a CH sound?

• CH

• TCH

• TH

• SH

Which of the following is NOT a short vowel sound?

• O

• I

• E

• A

Which word correctly uses TCH at the end?

• Pitch

• Beach

• Teach

• Reach

Which of the following words ends with a short vowel sound before the TCH sound?

• Beach

• Pitch

• Teach

• Reach

When should CH be used at the end of a word?

• In the middle of a word

• Only at the start of a word

• After a long vowel or consonant sound

• After a short vowel sound