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English Multigraphs
What Are Multigraphs?
A multigraph is a group of two or more letters that represents a single sound in a language.
Why We Need Multigraphs?
Sometimes in the written form of a language, we do not have a single letter to represent a sound. In that case, we use digraphs or multigraphs to represent the written form of that sound.
English Multigraphs
The most common written English mutigraphs include:
| ch | qu | th |
| ck | ph | wh |
| gh | sh | ng |
These are not considered separate letters of the alphabet.
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