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Ch, th, wh, sh are examples of a voiceless combination of two consonants or:

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Answer:

Diagraphs.

Explanation:

Diagraphs are the combination of two letters, be they of a vowel or a consonant. These combined words then make a single sound when used in a word.

The given combinations of "ch, th, wh, sh" etc are examples of diagraphs. The two letters form a single sound making for a single production. Diagraphs are closely confused with blends for they are both combinations of letters. But their main difference is that diagraphs produce a single sound while blends produce the sounds of the individual letters.  

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