Making Sense of the WR Digraph

“We don’t even say the <w>. Why do we have this <wr> digraph?” Sometimes students are frustrated with the <wr> consonant digraph. Recognizing a Digraph Students may not know about digraphs. What is a digraph? This word can be analyzed as: <di> “two” + <graph> “something written”. I explain digraphs, saying it’s two letters pronounced

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Making Sense of the WR Digraph