SAVE this phonics rule to practice the /ch/ sound at the end of the words. Use ‘tch’ at the end of the word or a syllable after a short vowel. For example, fetch, ditch, stitch, pitch, watch, switch, clutch, sketch, match, patch, catch. Use ‘ch’ at the end of the word after any sound other than short vowel like consonant or vowel team. For example bench, bunch, hunch, munch, mooch, beach, inch, branch, mulch, coach, couch, leech, launch, pinch, perch, quench, scorch, each Some exceptions to this

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