Pronouncing Plurals: S, Z and IZ

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the S ending in plural nouns, explaining the three different ways it can be pronounced: 'ss,' 'zz,' or 'iz.' The pronunciation depends on whether the preceding sound is voiceless, voiced, or a sibilant. Examples are provided to illustrate these rules. A memory game is used to practice the pronunciation, and the video concludes with a review of the key points.

What are the three different ways to pronounce the S ending in plural nouns?

How do you determine which pronunciation to use for the S ending?

What happens if the sound before the S is a voiceless sound?

What is the pronunciation of the S ending if the final sound before the S is a voiced sound?

When do you add an extra syllable to the pronunciation of plural nouns?

What is the significance of syllables in the context of plural noun pronunciation?

Can you give examples of words that follow the different pronunciation rules for the S ending?