In the word rhyme the letters h and e
A)each are a different phoneme.
B)do not correspond to any sound.
C) sound different from one another.
D)can correspond to several different phonemes.

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In the word "rhyme," the "h" and "e" do not correspond to any sound. The "h" is silent, and the "e" does not produce a separate vowel sound; it influences the pronunciation of the preceding "y" to make it sound like "i."

In the Word Rhyme the Letters H and E