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  • Two Consonant Clusters in Initial Position I

A consonant cluster occurs when two or more consonant sounds occur together in a word.

The spelling of the word may not always be a good guide in determining where consonant clusters occur in a word. Take, for instance, the word rhythm . Looking at its spelling, the word has six 

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Faith Ken
19/09/2024 12:18 PM

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