Rough, cough, though, through, thought, plough, thorough: in British English, ough makes at least seven sounds. Long ago, gh was a breathy sound, a bit like the ch in loch. It faded in some words and became an f in others. https://t.co/cBOXObjXAB #Spelling#KS2#EnglishLanguage
A tear in your eye, or a tear in your coat? Same spelling, different word: a homograph. Some sound different (a bow on a gift, a bow on a stage). Some sound the same (a cricket bat, a bat that flies). https://t.co/DQG9S5zEMr #Homographs#KS2#EnglishLanguage
Does “i before e except after c” work? Only where ie or ei says “ee”, as in field and receive. Their, eight and science don’t break it: none has that sound. Seize and protein really do. https://t.co/YLfuVMuF8p #Spelling#KS2#EnglishLanguage
Does “i before e except after c” work? Only where ie or ei says “ee”, as in field and receive. Their, eight and science don’t break it: none has that sound. Seize and protein really do. https://t.co/YLfuVMuF8p #Spelling#KS2#EnglishLanguage
Why is there a k in knight? It used to be said out loud. The b in debt never was: scholars added it to make the word look like Latin. https://t.co/f3AEER4uNl
Is a group of crows really a “murder”? The name dates from the 1400s, but scientists call it a flock. And “a parliament of owls” is modern, not medieval. https://t.co/k8afPriKoy
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