How can I pronunciate a words which are plural?

[Daidi]

I have a big problem :cry: whith pronunciation.I want to know how can I pronunciate a words which are plurial

[RachelsEnglish]

Daidi,
Most word in English are made plural by adding an -s (or -es) to the word. This spelling can be either voiced or unvoiced (sound like an 's' or a 'z'). You can see a s and z how-to video that I made, which might help you.
Good luck!!
Rachel

[Moonoi]

hi,RachelsEnglish
I got some problem like Daidi,but I will follow your instruction.
Thanks for your suggestion

bye for now
Moonoi

[OxfordBlues]

I will go a little further. If the singular word ends with b, d, g, j, l, m, n, r, v, or z the plural (or possessive) s will have a z sound. This is also true if the word ends in a vowel sound.

If it ends in c, f, k, p, q, s, t, or x the s has an s sound.

If the singular word ends with a silent e then the s = z

if it ends with th (even if the singular form is the voiceless th as in three), the th becomes voiced (as in the and this) and s=z

finally, if the singular form ends in ss, -es is added and the e is pronounced (sounds like leg or red) and the s = s
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[Ammar Al Husari]

hi OxfordBlues ,, your explanation is perfect dude :)

[OxfordBlues]

Thanks man, always glad to help!
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[Ammar Al Husari]

then i need you to help with the " question tags " , what are the rules of that part ?

[OxfordBlues]

Start a new thread about just that and I'll respond ;)
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