Glossary: digraph
Resources
Explanation
A type of grapheme where two letters represent one phoneme. Sometimes, these two letters are not next to one another; this is called a split digraph.
- The digraph ea in each is pronounced /i:/.
- The digraph sh in shed is pronounced /ʃ/.
- The split digraph i–e in line is pronounced /aɪ/.
NO RESULTS FOUND
Englicious could not find any resources matching the tags you specified.
Try removing a restriction by clicking on one of the tags above.
Alternatively, you can contact us and recommend a resource!
Select a resource you want to preview
(click on a panel on the left).
Or tap on the title to go straight to the resource.
(click on a panel on the left).
Or tap on the title to go straight to the resource.
Level
Language in use
Grammar
Content type
Englicious contains many resources for English language in schools, but the vast majority of them require you to register and log in first. For more information, see What is Englicious?
