Confusing "sh /ʃ/" and "ch" /tʃ/
Remember, "sh" or /ʃ/ sound requires a continuous air flow coming out through the tongue. For the "ch" or /tʃ/ sound, however, the tip of the tongue blocks the air flow. Both sounds are voiceless.
/ʃ/ | /tʃ/ | |
1. shoes | choose | |
2. share | chair | |
3. wash | watch | |
4. cash | catch | |
5. sheet | cheat | |
6. wish | witch | |
7. mash | match | |
8. washing | watching |
Take note of the following exceptions. These words are spelling with "ch" but are pronounced with a "sh" or /ʃ/ sound. These words are mostly French in origin.
1. chef | 4. chandelier | 7. Chicago | ||
2. machine | 5. champagne | 8. Michigan | ||
3. chic | 6. chauffeur | 9. Chevrolet |
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