/tʃ/ exercises from pp. 37-8

In words :

Beginning	Middle	End
chin	teacher	watch
chew	matches	catch
chop	catching	teach
chair	reaching	touch
cherry	pitcher	sandwich

Contrast the following words: HEAR and FEEL the difference between the two group of
words:

sheep— cheap	wash —watch
shin— chin	mash —watch
shoe— chew	cash —catch
shop— chop	dish —ditch
sherry— cherry	share— chair

1. In sentences: Listen and repeat
   1. Charlie was reaching for the soft chair.
   2. The teacher threw the matches into the ditch.
   3. The catcher threw the ball to the pitcher.
   4. For lunch I ate a ham sandwich.

Pronounce the following words beginning with /ʃ / or / tʃ /. Tape your response.

/ʃ /	/ tʃ /
shoe	chew
share	chair
shine	chin
ship	chip
sheet	cheat
shilling	chilling
shears	cheers
shop	chop

Pronounce the following words ending with /ʃ / or / tʃ /. Tape your response.

/ʃ /	/ tʃ /
mash	match
wish	witch
bash	batch
wash	watch
crush	crutch
dish	ditch
cash	catch

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