Find four words

[mr_hippo]

As we all know, 'ph' in English is normally pronounced 'f' but in three fairly common words it is not. What are those three words? These words are not hyphenated and are not names or tradenames.

For the fourth word, again a fairly common word, which word contains 'wkw' consecutively?

 

[cisamcgu]

As we all know, 'ph' in English is normally pronounced 'f' but in three fairly common words it is not. What are those three words? These words are not hyphenated and are not names or tradenames.

For the fourth word, again a fairly common word, which word contains 'wkw' consecutively?

that is an awkward question

 

[Tetedelacourse]

As we all know, 'ph' in English is normally pronounced 'f' but in three fairly common words it is not. What are those three words? These words are not hyphenated and are not names or tradenames.

For the fourth word, again a fairly common word, which word contains 'wkw' consecutively?

wkw: hawkwind Presumably not a noun you're after though worth a mention!

ph:

haphazard
uphill
rephair (used in hairdressing circles for covering up mistakes)

 

[cisamcgu]

slaphead ?

 

[trustysteed]

hiphop?

 

[Rhythm Thief]

Which English word contains the letters "shch" in that order, all together? No hyphens, etc. etc.

 

[abchandler]

Which non-hyphenated English word contains three consecutive sets of double letters?

 

[Tetedelacourse]

Which English word contains the letters "shch" in that order, all together? No hyphens, etc. etc.

Gashcheese? aka fannybatter?

 

[Rhythm Thief]

Not the one I had in mind, but good try.

 

[abchandler]

What sentence validly contains the word 'and' 5 times consecutively

 

[alecstilleyedye]

Which English word contains the letters "shch" in that order, all together? No hyphens, etc. etc.

pushchair

 

[Pete]

As we all know, 'ph' in English is normally pronounced 'f' but in three fairly common words it is not. What are those three words? These words are not hyphenated and are not names or tradenames.

I think I might have got to the answer, in a rather haphazard sort of way...

When I was a kid we played about with a grammatically correct sentence which included the word 'had' eleven times in succession....

 

[Rhythm Thief]

pushchair

Yes!

 

[papercorn2000]

I think I might have got to the answer, in a rather haphazard sort of way...

When I was a kid we played about with a grammatically correct sentence which included the word 'had' eleven times in succession....

Jim, where John had had 'had', had had 'had had', 'had had' had had the thumbs up from the teacher

 

[alecstilleyedye]

Jim, where John had had 'had', had had 'had had', 'had had' had had the thumbs up from the teacher

these days, you're lucky if they can spell had