Hot at the Dam
Hot at the Dam
Hot at the Dam
Hot at the Dam
Hot at the Dam
Hot at the Dam
Hot at the Dam
Realistic (fiction), Decodable
Most often, the /h/ sound in the initial position is made by the consonant h as represented in words such as hat and happy. H sometimes appears in the medial position in words such as ahead, ahoy, and behave. The use of the consonant h is very consistent because it makes only this one sound. However, when h is preceded by w, such as in what or when, the /h/ sound is made before /w/. The sound of the digraph wh is represented by /hw/. It should be noted that in many English dialects, the h is silent in the wh digraph. This means that the initial sound in what is pronounced no differently than the initial sound in wit or wet.
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