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Chip or ship?
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Hear the difference between ch and sh.
Listen to each sentence and write what you hear.
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Words to know
- chips
- Long pieces of fried potato, in British English.
- cheap
- Not expensive.
- share
- To have or use something together with others.
Answer key
- Would you like some chips with your fish?“Chips” starts with ch, like “church”.
- The ship sailed across the sea.“Ship” starts with sh, a long soft sound.
- She chose a cheap watch.“She” has sh; “chose”, “cheap” and “watch” have ch.
- Please wash the dishes after lunch.“Wash” and “dishes” have sh; “lunch” ends with ch.
- The children shared a large cheese sandwich.“Children” and “cheese” have ch; “shared” has sh.