Add on your own collection of words containing CK and CH
CK
check
buckle
pickle
CH
catch
match
batch
China
Thank you God
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Sunday, May 2, 2010
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4 comments:
What about stiCK, priCK and triCK?
Here is the CH combination:
CHange
CHandelier
exCHange
enCHant
CHarm
ck:
duck , neck , lick , luck , mock, sick, hack, suck, trick, buck, cock, rock, shock, hmmm ...enough
ch:
rich, bunch , much , munch, beach, preach, teach, reach , church, child, hatch, stich, bitch, march, hmm...enough
Thank you Sesame for adding the magic words
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