Question

2. List all the consonant diagraphs
3. List all the vowel diagraph

Answer 1

### 2. Consonant Diagraphs
Consonant diagraphs are pairs of consonants that create a single sound. Here are some common consonant diagraphs:

1. **ch** (as in "chair")
2. **sh** (as in "shoe")
3. **th** (as in "this" - voiced or "think" - unvoiced)
4. **ph** (as in "phone")
5. **wh** (as in "whale")
6. **ck** (as in "duck")
7. **ng** (as in "sing")
8. **gh** (as in "ghost" or "enough")
9. **qu** (as in "quick")

### 3. Vowel Diagraphs
Vowel diagraphs are combinations of two vowels that create a single sound. Here are some common vowel diagraphs:

1. **ai** (as in "rain")
2. **ay** (as in "play")
3. **ea** (as in "sea" or "bread")
4. **ee** (as in "tree")
5. **ei** (as in "rein" or "eight")
6. **eu** (as in "feud")
7. **ie** (as in "pie" or "tie")
8. **oa** (as in "boat")
9. **oe** (as in "toe")
10. **oo** (as in "food" or "foot")
11. **ou** (as in "out" or "cloud")
12. **ow** (as in "cow" or "snow")
13. **ui** (as in "fruit")
14. **uy** (as in "buy")

These lists include some of the most common consonant and vowel diagraphs in English.