Spelling the 'e' phoneme with 'ea' and the 'ch' phoneme using 'tch'
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I can spell words like head, bread, catch and pitch.
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'ea' can be used to represent the 'e' phoneme.
'tch' is the representation of 'ch' usually used after a short vowel.
Exceptions to the 'tch' principle include the words: rich, which, much and such.
How to spell the common exception words: any and many.
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