Cluster of three consonants at the final position

You have learnt that consonant clusters is the coming together of two or more consonants without an intervening vowel. We can have cluster of two to three consonants at the initial position while the most of the cluster at the final is four.

Examples of three consonant clusters at the final position:

Ends        Asked     Nests      Tasked       Binds

Mixed      Masks    Pinched  Camps     Jumped

Lumps     Bangle   Pints        Ants         Opts 

Lamps   Tanks     Sinks       Stinks     Jungle

 Quiz

Identify the one with three clusters A.Banked B.Shopped C.Begged D.Wished


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