Plural Nouns

The video tutorial explains the pronunciation of plural nouns in English, focusing on three cases: unvoiced sounds, vowels and diphthongs, and adding a syllable. It highlights the rules and exceptions for each case, including linking sounds and weak endings. The tutorial also covers the third person conjugation of verbs, providing examples and tips for natural pronunciation.

What is the general rule for making nouns plural in English?

Explain the difference in pronunciation between 'cats' and 'dogs'.

What happens to the pronunciation of certain plural nouns like 'beach'?

Describe the concept of voiced and unvoiced sounds in the context of plural nouns.

How does the final sound of a noun affect its plural form?

What is the role of vocal cord vibration in distinguishing between 'S' and 'Z' sounds?

What is the significance of the 'weak S' sound in plural nouns?

Explain the linking of plural nouns to subsequent words that begin with 'S' or 'Z'.

How do you pronounce the plural of 'basis' and how does it differ from 'bases'?

What are the three cases for pronouncing plural nouns as mentioned in the text?