Rules of grapheme 'Th' Generally the sounds of Th are two types Namely Voiced formed by vibration and unvoiced formed by without vibration #Rule 1) If Th is in the begining, it is usually Voiceless e.g:thin, three, throat also if th is before a consonant then also it is a voiceless sound e.g:thrash #Rule 2) If Th is in between the vowels is Voiced e.g:mother, brother, weather #Rule 3) If Th is at the end of any word is usually Voiceless e.g:bath, fifth, path, seventh #Rule 4) If Th is followed by a silent e, then it is usually a Voiced e.g:breathe, soothe,loathe,bathe #Rule 5) Some exceptional cases Or if Th is in the begining and followed by a vowel e.g:this, that, these, those
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Awesome breakup and explanation Th sound voiced and voiceless Rule 1-th at the beginning gives voiceless sound Eg: thin , throb,thorn, thrill,thumb Rule no2- th between vowels gives a voiced sound Eg: father, weather Rule no 3- th at the end or before a consonant it is usually voiceless Eg: myth, broth, Before consonant: throw, thrust Rule no 4: when th is followed by silent e it is voiced Eg: breathe, clothe, bathe Rule no 5- exception Have to learn by rote them , that
"th" sound rules Rule no 1: If 'th' comes at the beginning of the word it will always gives voiceless sound. Ex: thin, throat, thick Rule no 2: If'th' comes b/w two vowels it always voiced. Ex: Father, rather, weather Rule no 3: If 'th' comes at the end of any word/ before a consonant it is usually voiceless. Ex: depth, length,breadth Rule no 4: If 'th' is followed by a letter'e' it always voiced& e will be silent. Ex: Clothe, breathe.
Rules of grapheme Th The sounds of Th are two types Namely Voiced formed by vibration and unvoiced formed by with out vibration. Rule 1 : If Th is in the beginning it is usually Voiceless.Eg:- thick , think , throw . If Th is before a consonant then it is a Voiceless sound . Eg : thrash Rule 2:- If Th is in between the vowels is Voiced. Eg:- other , father , feather Rule 3:- If Th is at the end of any word is usually voiced Eg:- month , length , eighth Rule 4:- If Th is followed by silent e then it is usually a voiced. Eg : hythe , lythe , kythe Rule 5 : Some exceptional cases or if Th is in the beginning and followed by a vowel. Eg : this , these , that , those.
Rules of grapheme of Th are two types namely voiced formed by vibration, unnoticed formed by with out vibration. Rule 1 : If Th is in the beginning it is usually voiceless.Eg:- Thick, Through, three. Rule2:- If Th is in between the Vowels is voiced. Eg:- Mother father whether Rule3:- if Th is at the end of any word is usually voiceless. Eg:- sixth, fifth. Rule4:- if Th is followed by silent e then it is usually a voiced.
The spelling rules of digraph Th Th produces two kind of sound voiceless and voiced. In case of voiceless there is no vibration in voice box and in case of voiced we feel vibration. 1. When Th comes at the beginning then the sound is voiceless. Ex: thought, thumb, threw 2. When Th comes in between the letter the sound is voiced. Ex: father, bother, smothered 3. Whenever Th comes at the end then sound is voiceless. Ex: both, oath, smooth 4. If Th followed by e then sound is voiced. Ex: clothe, bathe, breathe 5. Some words are exceptional like this, that, these, those etc which gives voiced sound even th comes in the beginning. Rachana Rawat
Rules of grapheme th 1.when th is coming at the end of the word it is voiceless th Thin,thick,thank 2.if th comes in between 2 vowels is voiced th sound Mother,leather 3.if th is coming at the end of word with consonant it is voiceless th Fifth,cloth,bath 4 if th is followed bysilent e it will take voiced th sound Bathe,clothe,breathe, 5.exceptions which has voiced yh sound in the beginning these,than,that,this,those,them
Th rules Rule 1- th is beginning it is voiceless Rule 2 th is between the vowels ut is voiced Rule 3- th is end it us voiceless Rupe 4- th is followed by e it is voiced
Rules of grapheme of Th are two types: Namely voice formed by vibration, and unvoiced formed by without vibration. Rule 1 If Th is in the beginning, it is usually voiceless Ex: thin, three,throat, and also if T H is before a consonant then also it is a voiceless sound ex: throw Rule 2 If Th is in between the vowels is voiced ex: father, mother, brother, whether. Rule 3 If Th is at the end of any word is usually voiceless Ex: bath, fifth, path, sixth. Rule 4 If Th is follwed by a silent e, then it is usually a voiced. Ex: breathe, bathe, soothe. Some exceptional causes (or ) if Th is in the beginning and followed by a vowel. Ex: That, this, these, those.
Rules of 'th' sound It has two 'th' sounds, Voiced & Unvoiced Rules: Rule no1..If 'th'is in beginning of the word it is voiceless. Eg: Thin, Thrift, Thought etc... Rule no 2.If 'th' is coming b/w two vowels it is voiced. Eg: That, Then, Them Rule no 3: If 'th' comes at the end of word or before a consonant. Eg:Tenth, Teeth,Throw Rule no 4:If 'th' is followed by a silent 'e',it will always voiced. Eg: Clothe, Breathe Exception: Eg: This, Those etc...
The grapheme " Th " has two phonemes. 1) Th (voice ) as in That, these, with etc 2) Th (voiceless) as in Thin, myth, Thank, Think etc. Voiced "Th": which is made by placing the tip of the tongue btw our teeth and vibrating our vocal cords. Voiceless: "Th" which is made by placing the tip of the tongue between teeth and blowing the air out. Rules of "Th" : 1) when "Th" is at the beginning of the word is usually voiceless E.g: Thin, thumb, three, thrust etc 2) when "Th" is between two vowels is usually voiced. Eg: Mother, brother, father, weather 3)when "Th" is coming at the end of the word or before a consonant then "th" is usually voiceless. E.g: throw Thrash 4) when "Th" is followed by a silent e then "th" is usually voiced. E.g: breathe Soothe Clothe Bathe 5) exceptions: In the case of some words like: This, that, these, those them, etc. They will not take the voiceless "th" sound. Even though the "th" sound is at the beginning of the word.
Rules of grapheme Th The sounds of Th are two types Namely Voiced formed by vibration and unvoiced formed by with out vibration. Rule 1 : If Th is in the beginning it is usually Voiceless.Eg:- thick , think , throw . If Th is before a consonant then it is a Voiceless sound . Eg : thrash Rule 2:- If Th is in between the vowels is Voiced. Eg:- other , father , feather Rule 3:- If Th is at the end of any word is usually voiced Eg:- month , length , eighth Rule 4:- If Th is followed by silent e then it is usually a voiced. Eg : hythe , lythe , kythe Rule 5 : Some exceptional cases or if Th is in the beginning and followed by a vowel. Eg : this , these , that , those.
The graphene th has 2 phonemes. Th voiced sound and th unvoiced sound. Voiceless/unvoiced th - the sound is made by placing the tip of your tongue between your teeth and blowing air out. eg- thin, myth, thought. Voiced sound th is made by placing the tip of your tongue between your teeth and with your vocal chords. eg- mother, this, bathe brother. Rule 1- If th is coming in the beginning of the word, then it will give you voiceless sound. eg- throb, thrift, thumb, thump, theft. Rule 2 - when th is between vowels, it is always or usually voiced sound. eg- weather, father, leather, brother, mother. Rule 3- if th comes at the end of a word or before a consonant, th is usually voiceless. eg- fifth, sixth, path, mouth, bath. Rule 4 - when th is followed by a letter e th is usually voiced. eg- clothe, breathe, soothe, loathe, wreathe. Rule 5 - Exception in th sound rules eg- than, then, those, them, these. These are tricky words.
consonants if is usually voiceless Ex: deprh, length, breadth 4). If 'th' is followed by a letter it always voiced & 'e' will be silent. Ex: that, them,clothe, 5): Some exceptional cases if 'th' is beginning and followed by a vowel if gives voice of sound. Ex: That, these, this, there.
1-if Th is at the beginning it gives unvoiced sound 2-in the middle Th gives voiced sound 3-at the end before a consonant it gives unvoiced sound 4-if Th followed by e it gives voiced sound 5-exceptions
Two sounds of Th::: 1)voiced sound::feeling vibration in the throat. 2)Unvoiced sound:: not feeling vibration in the throat. Rule for placing voiced or unvoiced th::: 1)At the beginning of a word it will be voiceless sound Th Eg::Thought,There 2)Th comes between the word it always be voiced sound. Eg::bother,father 3) Th coming at the end of the word then it will be voiceless sound. Eg::Bath,Moth 4)Th followed by ‘e’ it will be voiced sound. Eg:: Breathe,soothe Some exceptional of TH These,than,that
rule of Grapheme Th Generally the sound of Th are two types namely voices formed by vibration and invoiced formed by without vibration. Rule 1 if Th is the beginning it I'd usually voiceless eg think thin throb And also before consonant then also it is a voiceless sound eg thrash. Rule 2 Th is between the vowels voiced eg mother weather Rule 3 if Th is at end of any word us usually voiceless eg fifth cloth path Rule 4 if Th is followed by a silente then it is usually a voiced eg Breathe soothe Rule 5 some exceptional case or if Th is in beginning or followed by vowel. eg this these those them that etc Rebecca Zombad
Rules of consonant digraph 'th' Basically they are divided in to 2 types one is voiced and unvoiced Rule number 1-At the beginning of the word 'th' is usually voiceless as in thin,thrill Rule number 2- if th comes in between 2 vowels usually voiced as in weather,feather Rule number 3-if th comes at the end of the word usually voiceless more over it comes before consonant also it is voiceless as in throw thrash Rule number 4-when th is followed by a silent 'e' it is usually voiced as in breathe soothe loothe Exception:this, that,these,those,them,than. Thank you What about 'then' please clarify this Ru
There are two types of sounds with th ...they are voiced and voiceless... If th is at the beginning If th is at the end If th is at middle If th is followed by e And exceptions This are the 5 rules of th
Rule of Grapheme Th Generally the sound of Th are two types namely voices formed by vibration and invoiced formed by without vibration. Rule 1 if Th is the beginning it I'd usually voiceless eg think thin throb And also before consonant then also it is a voiceless sound eg thrash. Rule 2 Th is between the vowels voiced eg mother weather Rule 3 if Th is at end of any word us usually voiceless eg fifth cloth path Rule 4 if Th is followed by a silente then it is usually a voiced eg Breathe soothe Rule 5 some exceptional case or if Th is in beginning or followed by vowel. eg this these those them that etc
Rules of grapheme "Th" Generally the sounds of 'Th' are two types Namely Voiced formed by vibration and unvoiced formed by without vibration. Rule 1 : If 'Th' in the beginning, it is usually Voiceless For example : throat, three, thin etc. And also if 'th' is before a consonant then also it is a voiceless sound. For example : thrash. Rule 2 : If "Th" is in between the vowels is voiced. For example : mother, brother. Rule 3 : If "Th" is at the end of any word is usually Voiceless. For example : path, bath, fifth etc. Rule 4 : If "Th" is followed by a silent e, then it is usually a Voiced. For example : breathe. Rule 5 : Some exceptional cases Or if "Th" is in the beginning & followed by a vowel. For example : that, this, these, those.
Th sound rules Rule no. 1- At the beginning of a word “th “ is usually voiceless. Rule no . 2 - Between two vowels , th is usually voiced. Rule no. 3- At the end of a word or before a consonant ,th is usually voiceless Rule no. 4- when followed by silent e , th is usually voiced. Rule no. 5- some exceptional cases or if “Th” is in the beginning and followed by vowel. Regards, Shruti jain
Namrata Kadam Th is one grapheme that has 2 phoneme, voiced and unvoiced. Rule 1, Th comes at the beginning it gives voiceless sound. Eg. Thin, think Rule 2 If th is in between 2 vowels then it takes voiced sound. Eg. Mother, leather. Rule 3 If th comes at end then it is voiceless. Eg. Froth, broth, depth Rules 4 Th is followed by silent e then it is voiced. Eg. Soothe, clothe Rule 5, exception that, this, those, them, than
Two sounds of th Voiced - feel vibration Unvoiced - no vibrations Rule-1 - th June n the beginning of the word is voiceless eg. Thorn,think,thirsty Rule -2- of th is between two vowels it's always voiced eg. Feather,weather,rather Rule -3 - at the end of the word and before a consonant th is voiced. Eg With,moth,throw,thrash Rule -4 if th is followed by silent e it's usually voiced Eg. Bathe,clothe,breathe Exceptions - this,that,these,those,them,than,then Vasumati
Rules of grapheme 'Th'- It gives 2 sounds- i.e Phonemes Namely Voiced formed by vibration and unvoiced formed without vibration #Rule 1) ------------If 'Th 'is in the beginning, it is usually Voiceless e.g: Thick, Thrust, Throw also if this is before a consonant then also it is a voiceless sound e.g: Thumb #Rule 2) -----If 'Th' is in the middle it is Voiced e.g: mother, brother, weather #Rule 3) -------------If 'Th' is at the end of any word is usually Voiceless e.g: Sixth,Bath #Rule 4) ----------------If 'Th' is followed by a silent e, then it is usually a Voiced e.g: Clothe, breathe #Rule 5) ----------------Some exceptional cases Or if 'Th' is in the beginning and followed by a vowel it gives voiced sound e.g: this, that, these, those Chitra🙂
Th is voiced if it comes in the middle And if it is followed by e Th is advised if it is in the beginning or at the end And also there are some exceptions
Rule 1 : When Th sound comes in the beginning it takes voiceless sound. Rule 2:If th comes between vowels it takes voiced sound. Rule 3: if th comes at the end it takes voiceless sound Rule 4: if th is followed by silent e it takes voiced sound Rule 5 : exceptions like this,these,them,than Annapoorani Sivaramakrishnan
th grapheme has 2 phoneme sounds th voiced( द ) & th unvoiced ( थ) 🔹it has 5 rules. Kindly note the tip to teach the children too in the following order. 🔹rule no.1: At the beginning of the word th is unvoiced.(थ) Ex: think, thrust, throb, thud, thrash. 🔹At the end of the word or before the consonant, th is voiceless (थ ) Ex: fifth, cloth,,froth, myth , mouth. thrash, throw 🔹rule no.3: th in between the 2 vowels is usually voiced (द) Ex: weather, bother, father, leather. 🔹if th is followed by e, then usually it is voiced.(द) Ex: breathe, soothe, clothe, bathe 🔹Rule no. 5: the words this , that, those them than, although, th sound is in the beginning, they are voiced.(द) They are tricky words Kirti Chhabria
Rules of grapheme th 1.when th is coming at the end of the word it is voiceless th thick,thank 2.if th comes in between 2 vowels is voiced th sound Mother,leather 3.if th is coming at the end of word with consonant it is voiceless th Fifth,cloth,bath 4 if th is followed bysilent e it will take voiced th sound feather,,clothe,breathe, 5.exceptions which has voiced yh sound in the beginning these,than,that,this,those,them
Th has 2 types of sound voiced and invoiced Rule no 1 if th comes at the beginning of the word then th will give a voiceless sound Rule no 2- If th comes between the vowels then it is usually voiced sound Rule no 3if th Co es at the end or before the consonant then it is voiceless. Rule no 4 when th is followed by silent e th is usually voiced.
Th sound are two different sounds Voiced sound and unvoiced sound Rule no 1 : at the beginning of the word "th" is usually voiced e Eg : thin, throat, thrift, throb . Rule no 2 :if "th" is between two vowels, then th is usually voiced Eg : mother , brother, weather, father Rule no 3 : if "th" comes at the end and before a consonant, th is usually voiceless Eg : fifth , sixth, depth Rule no 4 : when th followed by a silent e th is usually voiced. Eg : breath, clothe, breathe By Vinuthna
Th rules Rule 1:th is beginning it is voiceless. Rule 2/ th is between the vowels It is voiced Rule3/ th is end it is voiceless. Rule4/th is followed by e it is voiced
Th has two sound Voiced and invoiced Rule 1 if th comes in beginning of any word it gives voiceless sound ex: throb,thick Rule 2: if th is in between of any word then it is usually voiced Ex: mother father Rule 3 If th comes at end of any word aur before a consonant then it is usually voiceless. Ex: path,sixth Rule 4:If th is followed by silent e then it is usually voiced Ex; breathe,soothe
Rule#1 If th is in the beginning then it will give voiceless sound. Example- thumb, three, throrn, thrush Rule#2 If th is between two vowels than it will always be voiced Example- mother, brother, father, weather Rule#3 if the is in the end then it will produce voices sound Example- path, cloth, forth Rule#4 If it is followed by a silent 'e' then it will produce voised sound Example- breathe, clothe, Soothe, loathe Rule#5 Exceptions - these, than, them, this By Kavita Mangla
'Th' sound rules Rules: 1) If 'th' come at the beginning of the word it will always givens voiceless sound. Ex: thin, throat, thick 2):If in come b/w two vowel it always voiced Ex:. Father, rather, weather. 3) If 'th' comes at the end of any word before a
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Rules of grapheme 'Th'
Generally the sounds of Th are two types
Namely Voiced formed by vibration and unvoiced formed by without vibration
#Rule 1)
If Th is in the begining, it is usually Voiceless
e.g:thin, three, throat
also if th is before a consonant then also it is a voiceless sound
e.g:thrash
#Rule 2)
If Th is in between the vowels is Voiced
e.g:mother, brother, weather
#Rule 3)
If Th is at the end of any word is usually Voiceless
e.g:bath, fifth, path, seventh
#Rule 4)
If Th is followed by a silent e, then it is usually a Voiced
e.g:breathe, soothe,loathe,bathe
#Rule 5)
Some exceptional cases
Or if Th is in the begining and followed by a vowel
e.g:this, that, these, those
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Awesome breakup and explanation
Th sound voiced and voiceless
Rule 1-th at the beginning gives voiceless sound
Eg: thin , throb,thorn, thrill,thumb
Rule no2- th between vowels gives a voiced sound
Eg: father, weather
Rule no 3- th at the end or before a consonant it is usually voiceless
Eg: myth, broth,
Before consonant: throw, thrust
Rule no 4: when th is followed by silent e it is voiced
Eg: breathe, clothe, bathe
Rule no 5- exception
Have to learn by rote them , that
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"th" sound rules
Rule no 1: If 'th' comes at the beginning of the word it will always gives voiceless sound.
Ex: thin, throat, thick
Rule no 2: If'th' comes b/w two vowels it always voiced.
Ex: Father, rather, weather
Rule no 3: If 'th' comes at the end of any word/ before a consonant it is usually voiceless.
Ex: depth, length,breadth
Rule no 4: If 'th' is followed by a letter'e' it always voiced& e will be silent.
Ex: Clothe, breathe.
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Rules of grapheme Th The sounds of Th are two types Namely Voiced formed by vibration and unvoiced formed by with out vibration.
Rule 1 : If Th is in the beginning it is usually Voiceless.Eg:- thick , think , throw . If Th is before a consonant then it is a Voiceless sound .
Eg : thrash
Rule 2:- If Th is in between the vowels is Voiced.
Eg:- other , father , feather
Rule 3:- If Th is at the end of any word is usually voiced
Eg:- month , length , eighth
Rule 4:- If Th is followed by silent e then it is usually a voiced.
Eg : hythe , lythe , kythe
Rule 5 : Some exceptional cases or if Th is in the beginning and followed by a vowel.
Eg : this , these , that , those.
Rules of grapheme of Th are two types namely voiced formed by vibration, unnoticed formed by with out vibration.
Rule 1 : If Th is in the beginning it is usually voiceless.Eg:- Thick, Through, three.
Rule2:- If Th is in between the Vowels is voiced.
Eg:- Mother father whether
Rule3:- if Th is at the end of any word is usually voiceless.
Eg:- sixth, fifth.
Rule4:- if Th is followed by silent e then it is usually a voiced.
The spelling rules of digraph Th
Th produces two kind of sound voiceless and voiced. In case of voiceless there is no vibration in voice box and in case of voiced we feel vibration.
1. When Th comes at the beginning then the sound is voiceless.
Ex: thought, thumb, threw
2. When Th comes in between the letter the sound is voiced.
Ex: father, bother, smothered
3. Whenever Th comes at the end then sound is voiceless.
Ex: both, oath, smooth
4. If Th followed by e then sound is voiced.
Ex: clothe, bathe, breathe
5. Some words are exceptional like this, that, these, those etc which gives voiced sound even th comes in the beginning.
Rachana Rawat
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Rules of grapheme th
1.when th is coming at the end of the word it is voiceless th
Thin,thick,thank
2.if th comes in between 2 vowels is voiced th sound
Mother,leather
3.if th is coming at the end of word with consonant it is voiceless th
Fifth,cloth,bath
4 if th is followed bysilent e it will take voiced th sound
Bathe,clothe,breathe,
5.exceptions which has voiced yh sound in the beginning these,than,that,this,those,them
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Th rules
Rule 1- th is beginning it is voiceless
Rule 2 th is between the vowels ut is voiced
Rule 3- th is end it us voiceless
Rupe 4- th is followed by e it is voiced
Rules of grapheme of Th are two types:
Namely voice formed by vibration, and unvoiced formed by without vibration.
Rule 1
If Th is in the beginning, it is usually voiceless
Ex: thin, three,throat, and also if T H is before a consonant then also it is a voiceless sound
ex: throw
Rule 2
If Th is in between the vowels is voiced
ex: father, mother, brother, whether.
Rule 3
If Th is at the end of any word is usually voiceless
Ex: bath, fifth, path, sixth.
Rule 4
If Th is follwed by a silent e, then it is usually a voiced.
Ex: breathe, bathe, soothe.
Some exceptional causes (or ) if Th is in the beginning and followed by a vowel.
Ex: That, this, these, those.
Rules of 'th' sound
It has two 'th' sounds,
Voiced & Unvoiced
Rules:
Rule no1..If 'th'is in beginning of the word it is voiceless.
Eg: Thin, Thrift, Thought etc...
Rule no 2.If 'th' is coming b/w two vowels it is voiced.
Eg: That, Then, Them
Rule no 3: If 'th' comes at the end of word or before a consonant.
Eg:Tenth, Teeth,Throw
Rule no 4:If 'th' is followed by a silent 'e',it will always voiced.
Eg: Clothe, Breathe
Exception: Eg: This, Those etc...
The grapheme " Th " has two phonemes.
1) Th (voice ) as in That, these, with etc
2) Th (voiceless) as in Thin, myth, Thank, Think etc.
Voiced "Th": which is made by placing the tip of the tongue btw our teeth and vibrating our vocal cords.
Voiceless: "Th" which is made by placing the tip of the tongue between teeth and blowing the air out.
Rules of "Th" :
1) when "Th" is at the beginning of the word is usually voiceless
E.g: Thin, thumb, three, thrust etc
2) when "Th" is between two vowels is usually voiced.
Eg: Mother, brother, father, weather
3)when "Th" is coming at the end of the word or before a consonant then "th" is usually voiceless.
E.g: throw
Thrash
4) when "Th" is followed by a silent e then "th" is usually voiced.
E.g: breathe
Soothe
Clothe
Bathe
5) exceptions: In the case of some words like: This, that, these, those them, etc. They will not take the voiceless "th" sound. Even though the "th" sound is at the beginning of the word.
Rules of grapheme Th The sounds of Th are two types Namely Voiced formed by vibration and unvoiced formed by with out vibration.
Rule 1 : If Th is in the beginning it is usually Voiceless.Eg:- thick , think , throw . If Th is before a consonant then it is a Voiceless sound .
Eg : thrash
Rule 2:- If Th is in between the vowels is Voiced.
Eg:- other , father , feather
Rule 3:- If Th is at the end of any word is usually voiced
Eg:- month , length , eighth
Rule 4:- If Th is followed by silent e then it is usually a voiced.
Eg : hythe , lythe , kythe
Rule 5 : Some exceptional cases or if Th is in the beginning and followed by a vowel.
Eg : this , these , that , those.
The graphene th has 2 phonemes. Th voiced sound and th unvoiced sound.
Voiceless/unvoiced th - the sound is made by placing the tip of your tongue between your teeth and blowing air out. eg- thin, myth, thought.
Voiced sound th is made by placing the tip of your tongue between your teeth and with your vocal chords. eg- mother, this, bathe brother.
Rule 1- If th is coming in the beginning of the word, then it will give you voiceless sound. eg- throb, thrift, thumb, thump, theft.
Rule 2 - when th is between vowels, it is always or usually voiced sound.
eg- weather, father, leather, brother, mother.
Rule 3- if th comes at the end of a word or before a consonant, th is usually voiceless.
eg- fifth, sixth, path, mouth, bath.
Rule 4 - when th is followed by a letter e th is usually voiced. eg- clothe, breathe, soothe, loathe, wreathe.
Rule 5 - Exception in th sound rules
eg- than, then, those, them, these. These are tricky words.
consonants if is usually voiceless
Ex: deprh, length, breadth
4). If 'th' is followed by a letter
it always voiced & 'e' will be silent.
Ex: that, them,clothe,
5): Some exceptional cases if 'th' is beginning and followed by a vowel if gives voice of sound.
Ex: That, these, this, there.
Two types of th sound voiced and invoiced sound..like think ,thank it's unvoiced no vibration then,them it's voiced
1-if Th is at the beginning it gives unvoiced sound
2-in the middle Th gives voiced sound
3-at the end before a consonant it gives unvoiced sound
4-if Th followed by e it gives voiced sound
5-exceptions
Two sounds of Th:::
1)voiced sound::feeling vibration in the throat.
2)Unvoiced sound:: not feeling vibration in the throat.
Rule for placing voiced or unvoiced th:::
1)At the beginning of a word it will be voiceless sound Th
Eg::Thought,There
2)Th comes between the word it always be voiced sound.
Eg::bother,father
3) Th coming at the end of the word then it will be voiceless sound.
Eg::Bath,Moth
4)Th followed by ‘e’ it will be voiced sound.
Eg:: Breathe,soothe
Some exceptional of TH
These,than,that
rule of Grapheme Th
Generally the sound of Th are two types namely voices formed by vibration and invoiced formed by without vibration.
Rule 1 if Th is the beginning it I'd usually voiceless eg think thin throb
And also before consonant then also it is a voiceless sound eg thrash.
Rule 2 Th is between the vowels voiced eg mother weather
Rule 3 if Th is at end of any word us usually voiceless eg fifth cloth path
Rule 4 if Th is followed by a silente then it is usually a voiced eg Breathe soothe
Rule 5 some exceptional case or if Th is in beginning or followed by vowel.
eg this these those them that etc
Rebecca Zombad
Rules of consonant digraph 'th'
Basically they are divided in to 2 types one is voiced and unvoiced
Rule number 1-At the beginning of the word 'th' is usually voiceless as in thin,thrill
Rule number 2- if th comes in between 2 vowels usually voiced as in weather,feather
Rule number 3-if th comes at the end of the word usually voiceless more over it comes before consonant also it is voiceless as in throw thrash
Rule number 4-when th is followed by a silent 'e' it is usually voiced as in breathe soothe loothe
Exception:this, that,these,those,them,than.
Thank you
What about 'then' please clarify this
Ru
There are two types of sounds with th ...they are voiced and voiceless...
If th is at the beginning
If th is at the end
If th is at middle
If th is followed by e
And exceptions
This are the 5 rules of th
Rule of Grapheme Th
Generally the sound of Th are two types namely voices formed by vibration and invoiced formed by without vibration.
Rule 1 if Th is the beginning it I'd usually voiceless eg think thin throb
And also before consonant then also it is a voiceless sound eg thrash.
Rule 2 Th is between the vowels voiced eg mother weather
Rule 3 if Th is at end of any word us usually voiceless eg fifth cloth path
Rule 4 if Th is followed by a silente then it is usually a voiced eg Breathe soothe
Rule 5 some exceptional case or if Th is in beginning or followed by vowel.
eg this these those them that etc
Rules of grapheme "Th"
Generally the sounds of 'Th' are two types Namely Voiced formed by vibration and unvoiced formed by without vibration.
Rule 1 : If 'Th' in the beginning, it is usually Voiceless
For example : throat, three, thin etc.
And also if 'th' is before a consonant then also it is a voiceless sound.
For example : thrash.
Rule 2 : If "Th" is in between the vowels is voiced.
For example : mother, brother.
Rule 3 : If "Th" is at the end of any word is usually Voiceless.
For example : path, bath, fifth etc.
Rule 4 : If "Th" is followed by a silent e, then it is usually a Voiced.
For example : breathe.
Rule 5 : Some exceptional cases Or if "Th" is in the beginning & followed by a vowel.
For example : that, this, these, those.
Th sound rules
Rule no. 1- At the beginning of a word “th “ is usually voiceless.
Rule no . 2 - Between two vowels , th is usually voiced.
Rule no. 3- At the end of a word or before a consonant ,th is usually voiceless
Rule no. 4- when followed by silent e , th is usually voiced.
Rule no. 5- some exceptional cases or if “Th” is in the beginning and followed by vowel.
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Shruti jain
Namrata Kadam
Th is one grapheme that has 2 phoneme, voiced and unvoiced.
Rule 1,
Th comes at the beginning it gives voiceless sound. Eg. Thin, think
Rule 2
If th is in between 2 vowels then it takes voiced sound. Eg. Mother, leather.
Rule 3
If th comes at end then it is voiceless. Eg. Froth, broth, depth
Rules 4
Th is followed by silent e then it is voiced. Eg. Soothe, clothe
Rule 5, exception that, this, those, them, than
Two sounds of th
Voiced - feel vibration
Unvoiced - no vibrations
Rule-1 - th June n the beginning of the word is voiceless eg. Thorn,think,thirsty
Rule -2- of th is between two vowels it's always voiced eg. Feather,weather,rather
Rule -3 - at the end of the word and before a consonant th is voiced. Eg
With,moth,throw,thrash
Rule -4 if th is followed by silent e it's usually voiced
Eg. Bathe,clothe,breathe
Exceptions - this,that,these,those,them,than,then
Vasumati
Rules of grapheme 'Th'- It gives 2 sounds- i.e Phonemes
Namely Voiced formed by vibration and unvoiced formed without vibration
#Rule 1) ------------If 'Th 'is in the beginning, it is usually Voiceless
e.g: Thick, Thrust, Throw
also if this is before a consonant then also it is a voiceless sound
e.g: Thumb
#Rule 2) -----If 'Th' is in the middle it is Voiced
e.g: mother, brother, weather
#Rule 3) -------------If 'Th' is at the end of any word is usually Voiceless
e.g: Sixth,Bath
#Rule 4) ----------------If 'Th' is followed by a silent e, then it is usually a Voiced
e.g: Clothe, breathe
#Rule 5) ----------------Some exceptional cases
Or if 'Th' is in the beginning and followed by a vowel it gives voiced sound e.g: this, that, these, those
Chitra🙂
Th is voiced if it comes in the middle
And if it is followed by e
Th is advised if it is in the beginning or at the end
And also there are some exceptions
Rule 1 : When Th sound comes in the beginning it takes voiceless sound.
Rule 2:If th comes between vowels it takes voiced sound.
Rule 3: if th comes at the end it takes voiceless sound
Rule 4: if th is followed by silent e it takes voiced sound
Rule 5 : exceptions like this,these,them,than
Annapoorani Sivaramakrishnan
th grapheme has 2 phoneme sounds th voiced( द ) & th unvoiced ( थ)
🔹it has 5 rules. Kindly note the tip to teach the children too in the following order.
🔹rule no.1: At the beginning of the word th is unvoiced.(थ)
Ex: think, thrust, throb, thud, thrash.
🔹At the end of the word or before the consonant, th is voiceless (थ )
Ex: fifth, cloth,,froth, myth , mouth. thrash, throw
🔹rule no.3: th in between the 2 vowels is usually voiced (द)
Ex: weather, bother, father, leather.
🔹if th is followed by e, then usually it is voiced.(द)
Ex: breathe, soothe, clothe, bathe
🔹Rule no. 5: the words this , that, those them than, although, th sound is in the beginning, they are voiced.(द)
They are tricky words
Kirti Chhabria
Rules of grapheme th
1.when th is coming at the end of the word it is voiceless th thick,thank
2.if th comes in between 2 vowels is voiced th sound
Mother,leather
3.if th is coming at the end of word with consonant it is voiceless th
Fifth,cloth,bath
4 if th is followed bysilent e it will take voiced th sound
feather,,clothe,breathe,
5.exceptions which has voiced yh sound in the beginning these,than,that,this,those,them
Th has 2 types of sound voiced and invoiced
Rule no 1 if th comes at the beginning of the word then th will give a voiceless sound
Rule no 2- If th comes between the vowels then it is usually voiced sound
Rule no 3if th Co es at the end or before the consonant then it is voiceless.
Rule no 4 when th is followed by silent e th is usually voiced.
Th sound are two different sounds
Voiced sound and unvoiced sound
Rule no 1 : at the beginning of the word "th" is usually voiced e
Eg : thin, throat, thrift, throb .
Rule no 2 :if "th" is between two vowels, then th is usually voiced
Eg : mother , brother, weather, father
Rule no 3 : if "th" comes at the end and before a consonant, th is usually voiceless
Eg : fifth , sixth, depth
Rule no 4 : when th followed by a silent e th is usually voiced.
Eg : breath, clothe, breathe
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Vinuthna
Th rules
Rule 1:th is beginning it is voiceless.
Rule 2/ th is between the vowels
It is voiced
Rule3/ th is end it is voiceless.
Rule4/th is followed by e it is voiced
Th has two sound
Voiced and invoiced
Rule 1 if th comes in beginning of any word it gives voiceless sound ex: throb,thick
Rule 2: if th is in between of any word then it is usually voiced
Ex: mother father
Rule 3 If th comes at end of any word aur before a consonant then it is usually voiceless.
Ex: path,sixth
Rule 4:If th is followed by silent e then it is usually voiced
Ex; breathe,soothe
Rule#1 If th is in the beginning then it will give voiceless sound.
Example- thumb, three, throrn, thrush
Rule#2 If th is between two vowels than it will always be voiced
Example- mother, brother, father, weather
Rule#3 if the is in the end then it will produce voices sound
Example- path, cloth, forth
Rule#4 If it is followed by a silent 'e' then it will produce voised sound
Example- breathe, clothe, Soothe, loathe
Rule#5 Exceptions - these, than, them, this
By Kavita Mangla
'Th' sound rules
Rules: 1) If 'th' come at the
beginning of the word it will always givens voiceless sound.
Ex: thin, throat, thick
2):If in come b/w two vowel it always voiced
Ex:. Father, rather, weather.
3) If 'th' comes at the end of any word before a