ch: crunch, lunch, bunch, inch, bench, French, punch, grinch, ranch, mulch, arch

tch: patch, catch, pitch, witch, fetch, sketch, switch, crutch, match, hatch, itch, stretch

tip: most of the ch words have an n before the ch)

(exceptions are such, much, rich, which)

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It's because if there is a consonant before the /ch/ sound, we spell it with ch. But, if there is a short vowel right before the /ch/, we spell it as tch.

Consonant before the /ch/ --> spell as ch

Short vowel before the /ch/ --> spell as tch

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You can read more about this and the other types of dyslexia - surface dyslexia, naming speed dyslexia, double deficit dyslexia, visual dyslexia and secondary dyslexia here: dyslexiahopetutoring.com/tag/types-of...

The most common form is phonological dyslexia which is characterized by difficulties in decoding words based on their sounds.

One of this famous quotes is:
Don’t be discouraged. Dyslexia is just a different way of seeing the world, a different way of processing information, and a different way of coming up with great ideas. And many of you will discover that it’s actually a superpower that can take you to great heights.

I'm so glad this is being understood better! Back when I was in school kids that struggled with reading were seen as lazy or not very smart - even by teachers!

I need to buy it as soon as I have the time to read it!