terminaisons en   -ck   ou  -k
-ck:     lorsque le son /k/ suit 1 voyelle (unique)					The giraffe has a long neck
back	cock	duck	sick	speck
black	clock	luck	click	check
crack	stock	struck	stick	deck

-k:  lorsque le son /k/ suit 2 voyelles ou une consonne				corks are made from bark
book	steak	milk	park
look	speak	bark	bank
peek	soak	work	dusk

remarque : on met  -k   devant un 'e'  final
make	bake	coke	joke	bike	duke
cake	rake	stroke	smoke	hike	dyke

terminaisons en   -tch  ou  -ch
la règle est la même
-tch: après une voyelle (seule)					a witch
watch	ditch	clutch	fetch	notch
catch	pitch	dutch	sketch	botch
-ch: après 2 voyelles ou une consonne					a peach
beach	pouch	bench	march	lunch
teach	couch	French	larch	church

exceptions
which	rich	much	such
detach	attach	sandwich	ostrich

Beginners
English exercise "Consonants -k, -ck / -ch, -tch" created by lili73 (27-04-2009) with The test builder
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1.
The ostrichostritch is the largest and the heaviest bird. It's also the fastest-running bird.

2.
Mum is cookingcoocking a cockcok in the cookercoocker
3.
The car ahead of us stopped suddenly but I managed to put on the brakesbrackes just in time.
4.
It was the end of the day. We sat to watchwach the sunset.
5.
I had to ride to work, the car tancktank was nearly empty.

6.
My cousin Betty likes wearing a wig. Today it's a red shokshock of hair.
7.
I am scared, loocklook ! The locklok of the door is broken.

8.
In the desert bones of animals bleachbleatch in the sun.

9.
If you want to change gears press the cluchclutch pedal fully down.