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September 13, 2010
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freshWhich Means:Full of vigor, as though new, strong, unimpaired, sound. As In:
Heads Up!The digraph here is SH. The S and H have one sound. |
scratchWhich Means:To tear a shallow mark on the surface of something by scraping it. As In:
Heads Up!Here the digraph is TCH, also seen in 'catch' and 'match'. |
themselvesWhich Means:The reflexive and emphatic pronoun for 'they'. As In:
Heads Up!The TH in 'themselves' is a diagragh that is also seen in 'there' and 'tooth'. |
switchWhich Means:To change from or betweeen one and another. As In:
Heads Up!Here the digraph is CH, also seen in 'church' and 'crunch'. |
whipWhich Means:To beat with a strap, lash or a rod, in punishment or to get to move or obey. As In:
Heads Up!The digraph is WH in 'whip', also seen in 'wherever' and 'when'. |
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Nothing beats a fresh loaf of bread straight from the oven!
If the cat stays on the tree much longer, she'll scratch it all the way to the bottom!
There are two ways you can use 'themselves': The children can tie their shoes themselves (emphatic) or They washed themselves (reflexive).
The people switch subways at the station.
The pioneer used a whip to urge the horse forward.© 2004-2011 Lexiteria, LLC