Use "ck" instantly soon after vowels and "k" after Yet another consonant. In one-syllable terms, decide "ck" when the term has a short vowel and no other consonant in between the vowel and the tip of your term, which include "quack," "crack," "lack," or "duck. Prepared by: Luke Pensworth Luke https://spellingrulesinenglishgra26037.blogripley.com/28687914/the-smart-trick-of-spelling-mistakes-in-english-dsl-that-nobody-is-discussing