IGH often makes the long I sound
Examples: night, light, high, sigh, bright.
AI:
rain, paint, sail, chain, mail.
OY Makes the same "oy" sound but is often at the end of words.
Examples: boy, toy, enjoy, employ, annoy.
OI Appears in the middle of words and makes the "oy" sound.
Examples: coin, boil, soil, point, noise.
ou Can produce different vowel sounds such as /ow/, /uh/, or /oo/.
Examples: house, cloud, rough, soup, mouse.
Words with double consonants :Typically found in the middle or end of words, often to close short vowel sounds or emphasize syllables.
Examples: rabbit, summer, yellow, tall, funny.
QU Always followed by a "U" in English, forming the "kw" sound.
Examples: queen, quick, quiet, quarter, quilt.