Ending Blends
Ending Blends - two consecutive consonants that come after a vowel grapheme and retain their individual speech sounds. For example, the word milk begins with the blend 'lk.' Both the /l/ sound and the /k/ sound are pronounced.
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Ending Blends - two consecutive consonants that come after a vowel grapheme and retain their individual speech sounds. For example, the word milk begins with the blend 'lk.' Both the /l/ sound and the /k/ sound are pronounced.
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