The “IGH” trigraph in words like “night,” “high,” “sight,” and “right” produces the long “I” sound (pronounced like the “I” in “bike” or “ride”). In English, the long “I” sound is represented by different letter combinations, and “IGH” is a very common one. The trigraph “IGH” doesn’t represent three separate sounds but instead creates that specific long “I” sound. If you’re looking for more examples or specific rules around when to use “IGH” for the long “I” sound, let me know! #ighwords #ighsou

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