sh

The letter 's' and 'h' are two consonants making the digraph 'sh.'

Digraphs are a set of two letters that stand together and produce a new sound.

Digraph	sh
Name	sh (pronounced /ˈes ˈeɪtʃ/)
Sound(s)	/ʃ/

The Digraph 'sh'

Main Sound: /ʃ/

The digraph 'sh' always comes at the beginning or end of a word and sounds /ʃ/:

Example

shame /ʃeɪm/

ship /ʃɪp/

push /pʊʃ/

shop /ʃɑːp/

brush /brʌʃ/

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The Digraph 'sh'

Main Sound: /ʃ/

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