This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to teach consonsant blends
Start with 2 letter blends that begin words.
Explain to students that 2 consonants together in 1 word make up a blend. These blends typically make a distinct sound.

OPTIONS: 1). Choose several 2 letter blends to demonstrate what you're talking about, and show multiple examples for each blend. On the board, write out several common blends and a word that goes along with them. 2). For example, fritzer blends sound like " s " in english. Nitt blends are similar, but they can actually combine letters together. 3). Common common blends use a combination of consonants without a real sound. For example, c & w stands for na, n. 4). Insert each letter of the consonsant blend between the letters of the binaural inhibitor in order to have a single sound. For example, a single letter c, g, e, j, t, l, d, f, a, k, (etc.
The answer is:
1).