grapheme-phoneme correspondence
grapheme-phoneme correspondence noun: the relationship between graphemes and phonemes.
Noun
grapheme-phoneme correspondence (plural grapheme-phoneme correspondences)
- The relationship between graphemes and phonemes.
- GPC is short for ‘grapheme-phoneme correspondence,’ meaning the relationship between a phoneme and its graphemes. Learning grapheme-phonemes correspondences helps children decode and blend words more easily, making them more fluent readers.2023 February 1, Mattew Lynch, “Grapheme-phoneme Correspondence (GPC)”, in Pedagogue, United States, archived from the original on 06 Sep 2025
- Synonyms:
- GPC
Synonyms of grapheme-phoneme correspondence
Forms of grapheme-phoneme correspondence
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Questions about grapheme-phoneme correspondence
- What does grapheme-phoneme correspondence mean?
- Grapheme-phoneme correspondence means the relationship between graphemes and phonemes.
- What part of speech is grapheme-phoneme correspondence?
- Grapheme-phoneme correspondence is a noun.
- What is the plural of grapheme-phoneme correspondence?
- The plural of grapheme-phoneme correspondence is grapheme-phoneme correspondences.
Words near grapheme-phoneme correspondence in the dictionary
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