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Pronunciation – words ending in S
When we pronounce the s in the words dogs, cats, dishes, lives, and it's, do we pronounce the s the same way? In this video, we will learn the three different ways we pronounce the s at the end of a word. This video will help you master English pronunciation and make it easier for native speakers to understand you.
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Hello Emma, I’d like to ask you to make a video about Inversion with Negatives Adverbs. Thanks!
hi esphirtitu, you read my mind I have also this question to Emma we are the same.
Thanks Emma, for this important lesson.
its useful lesson thank you Emma
Very interesting lesson. it´s difficult, i need to practice.
thank you
Excellent lesson, looking for more like this video
this is realy good miss emma
u hlp me . :D
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hello Emma,you have help me tremendousley. I was having problems with pronounciation when it can to some words, now that you explained the rule. I can now pronounce the words correctly. Please teach me more, I knew to have faith that there would be someone I could connect with thank you teacher
please teach more pronuniciatons
Thanks Emma …..!!!
Wow, it’s very difficult to know how to pronounce it.
It is difficult… I have to memorize the rules and educate my ear. Great lesson!!
I scores 12 out of 15.
Good job!
15/15 Thank you so much and I am only fourteen.I love English very much Emma.I’ll get my language license and get my liberty of being English.I love London…Thank you so much again.You are teaching me how to reach my goals in life.
very interesting topic…..i learned a lot..thank u emma….God bless you
hello,professon amma. my name is hamad country western sahara, let present my greeting first. so your lesson is enjoyed, I followed your lessons for not much time, but I decided to continue, please let me know further information about the program,I’d rather to receive your reply on my email showing on the comment, unfortunately,I’m study master management in the atlantic international university Honolulu hawii first year.
HI Emma . thanks for your teaching.It is important this lesson.that is very difficult to hear sound last s.
thanks a lot.
I have scores 12 out of 15.
Thanks Emma
Thanks Emma 13 out of 15
ssssssss zzzzzzzzzzz iiiizzzz oh it’s
make me crazy
please u should post the direcr in direct vedio plz:P
Thank you for your good and kindly explanations. Probably I understood pronunciations of the s ending in the several words.
Thanks a lot, Emma. Actually, this lesson is to difficult to me, but after i had watched your lesson, i already understood the lessons. Thanks again, Emma ^_^
Speaking of pronunciation, Emma, im confused what the pronunciation /d / in the special cases like the word ‘ used’, ‘ loved’ and so on. I knew the pronunciation / d/, but im no sure the pronunciation /use-d/ same as /used/. Is it correct?
Second question is IS it we should use pronunciation /t/ in all of the words which have ‘t’ like the words ‘yogurt’,'commitment’ and etc?.Can your explain this.
I need your help. Your apply is appreciated. Thanks in advanced.
With regards,
FONG
Hi Fong,
Thanks for your comments. In terms of ‘ed’ pronunciation, you are correct. There are three different ways to pronounce ‘ed’ endings. Please watch our video on ‘ed’ endings to learn the differences in pronunciation (eg, ‘used’ has a /t/ ending sound.
In terms of your question with t, it depends on the word. For the most part, we do pronounce t. However, in some words, the letter t can be pronounced like a /d/ depending on the speaker’s accent (eg, party).
Thank a million Emma!!!
i scoured 10 out of 15
thank you toooooooooooooooooo much
a o a dear Ali you have 10 out of 15,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i am zeeshan
thanks,alot .very useul lesson
I’m in love. cya. greetings from Mexico.
Emma thanks a lot .That was really interesting
thanks so much>
great lesson!you are the best Emma!
Emma, you are a good teacher but you need choose lessons more easier to teach. My gosh, first disability now s/Z/is. These topics are much dificult!!!
I scored 15 out of 15 yeheyy!! I’m very happy;)
Well done!
Thanks for good lession.verygood,
Thanks Emma. I also like to thank the EngVid.com. for their exceptional effort in this regard.
Faruque
Thank you very much Emma!!
That is a great class in which I learned more. Thank you!
thanks Emma you are the best
Emma…ur lessons are so beautiful like u….
Durga bhai aap to ladki patane pe lag gaye.. bechari padhane aayi thi
thanks you so much. your teaching style is very nice thanks alot
Teacher, now I’m confused on how to actually pronounce the symbol in the third category… If i follow IPA, it will be pronounced differently from how you pronounce it :(
13/15 :( it’s not easy :P
thanks for the lesson :)
Thanks:)
hi, Emma .
you are beyond compare . I follow
your lessons regularly.
teacher of English from Egypt.
Thanks for your lesson,but one think I would like to tell you about my pronouns horrible I need know how I getting better
Many thanks
Hemn
Dear Emma,
here I am working and I wan to learn English to make official mail’s and and to talk with my Boss and Colleagues efficitively so Please Could you help me..
here I am from India
male 35 years
working with Multinational Company
ID : kketanpatel89@gmail.com
Please suggest me what is more beneficial for me for my career path, and how..
Finally I would like to say Tahnks to you and your Team members for your valuable time.
Regard’s
k’ketan
Hi Kketan,
Check out our videos on business English.
thnk’s emma…
Thanks =D..I really liked this video..
i knew that but you remind me thank you..Emma ..ummaahhh
awesome, thanks for sharing ^^
thanksss emma……….
Thnk you, I’m convoys q. No. 1
Sorry for my mistak
vrey emportent for evry persone
nice
thanks Emma I better understand your lesson.could you teach me why we chang the auxiliary has into have in nagtive form for he,she and it.
very interesting lesson thank’s i’m going to practice more
GREAT….GOD BLESS YOU. IN HIS NAME..TQ!
thank you, it was usefull for me
very happy to your service
I got 13 out of 15, Tanks a lot
hiiii,this is Bassem from cairo,Egypt.please give me the best steps for speaking english very well
nice, thanks for revising……
Thank you for your teaching
Thank you for your comments everyone! I find your advice on future video topics very helpful.
Congratulations everyone on doing so well on the quiz!
That’s great Emma!!! I’ve learned alot through all your video. anyone wants to practice english just add my skype: Thomasansomaia. Good Luck!
thanks Emma for this lesson!!
Hi, this my first comment in eng.vid I score 15 out of 15
very good job, gold bless you
Dear Emma,
What the difference between NO and NOT? Im so confused. Sometimes, i don’t know use them when typing messages. I really need your help.
I would hear back from your soon. By the way, please correct this if i made grammar mistakes.Thanks again Emma! I very like you so much, especially your voice!^_^
Sincerely,
FONG
Excuse me, Ma’am.
Could you please give me some examples of the certain “th” you meant?
Regards,
Rifai.
Hi Rifai,
In English, there are two ways to pronounce ‘th’. They are very similar. In both cases, your tongue is between your teeth. The only difference is that in the first ‘th’ sound (also known as a voiced ‘th’ sound), the sound comes from your voice. If you place your fingers on your throat while you make this ‘th’ sound, you will notice a vibration. Some examples of the voiced ‘th’ sound include ‘mother’, ‘the’, ‘these’, and ‘breathe’. When a word ends in a voiced ‘th’ sound and we want to add an s, we pronounce the‘s’ as a /z/.
In the second ‘th’ sound (also known as the voiceless ‘th’), the sound comes from your mouth. If you put your fingers on your throat, you will feel no vibration when you pronounce the voiceless ‘th’ sound. Some words with the voiceless ‘th’ sound include ‘bath’, ‘earth’, ‘moth’,‘breath’ and ‘thumb’. When a word ends in a voiceless ‘th’ sound and we want to add an s, we pronounce the ‘s’ as a /s/.
Thanks Emma that was a great lesson. I only want to add one thing, if we have word ends with X we pronounce it as /iz/for example boxes, fox, indexes, faxes.
hi hello my name is jayson im from philippine , can you help me what is the exam in tesol because im going to university just studying tesol pls help me what is the exam in the tesol thanks..
Emma dear please use visible marker.
“You scored 15 out of 15″
Thanks alot Emma , I’ll show your video to my students ,, it is very simple , specific and useful ,, I’m sure they will understand the rule
Thank u for u teaching !great job!
Thanks you very much. I’m Turkish.I’m eleven years old.My teacher says ‘Your English is very good.’ I’ve got 2 wrongs in quiz.
i want to know what’s required to be known for every level… i mean what beginner how and what should exactly learn and the same to the intermediate and fluent and so on??
15/15
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You are a really, really great teacher… Thaks a lot!!!
thanks you so much. your teaching style is very nice thanks alot
Hi Emma i got 15of15 thank you so much
thank you your explanation was very clear .
Thanks Emma, for this important lesson
is really helpful for me cause i live nyc but sometime i did not get what they are talk and about.is crazy slang. i know british english but i jus need to know u.s slang.what is the best way can u help me?
Hi Emma,
Your lesson was very interesting.
I have problems in speaking words like ‘costs’
For example:This bag ‘costs’ twenty five dollars.
So,could you tell me how to pronunciate such words(mostly words ending with ‘sts’).
Thank you. :)
Hi Jiish,
ESL students often have difficulty pronouncing consonant clusters like ‘sts’ (eg, costs) or ‘sks’ (eg, desks). Many native speakers drop the t or k in their pronunciation of these clusters.
Check out the website below for examples of this.
http://www.pronunciationtips.com/clusters1.htm
Alternatively, you can also break up`sts` into easier components. For example, pronounce s first and then ts. The t has a weak pronunciation, so there shouldn`t be a burst of air coming from your mouth when you pronounce it.
I hope that helps.
nice site i love all this lesson thanx all of you
thanks i really liked this video 13/15 =)
Hi thanks Emma,
Your advice really helped me.Yes,you are right,I’m from India and English is my second language infact.In my knowledge Indians speak pretty good English.I believe that mine is also not so bad.But I do make mistakes sometimes when I speak.However most of my friends don’t have the problem that I’m having(which I’ve mentioned in the question)
I don’t know whether I can improve speaking those words or not.
Anyway,thanks again :)
Hi Emma,
I had one more thing to ask.I opened the link that you sent.There,they are telling to drope/remove ‘t’ in costs or ‘k’ in asks while using these words.And they suggest that these can be read as
‘cos:s’ and ‘as:s’
But I really don’t know how to pronounce the above written terms.Could you please explain? :)
Hi Emma,
thank you very much for your courses which is very helpful. it makes us to understand easily the different culture background
the people lives. your courses are very interesting we are all interested in the courses please say hello to your co-worker too,
all the best
Hansen
thank you for this lesson Emma .
hi Emma. Thank you for your useful lesson. It drove me crazy a lot. BUT NOT NOW. THANK YOU
hello
I am abdo
Thank you about your lesson.
I am learning English as I view beginner lessons? Thanks for your help
I only speak Spanish and want to learn English
thank you so much Emma,it is very useful. Hope for having more video lessons!
Thanks so much Emma. The lesson is very useful for me in pronunciation. ^^
Hi, my score was 13 of 15.
Means, the teacher Emma is excelent
I’m very happy, because I got fourteen out of fifteen!!! :)
Thanks Emma, you’re a very good teacher!
This is a very useful lesson.You helped me so much. thank you for all.
Thankyou very much Emma.
Thanks Emma :)
Thanks very much Emma i got it very well.You are the best ..
:D :D
It was little bit difficult for me .My scored was 10 out of 15. Thank you for this lesson ! :-)
Hi Emma well done, we will keep to hear your sound.
Thanks
It’s an excellent lesson. Thanks Emma
I have 11. No bed, no good thanks You
wow i got full mark
Hello Ma’am Emma
Please make a video on Wait and gone.
Thanks
Dear Emma,
What about vowels? How do we pronounce s endings in the end of the words that end in vowels? For instance, army-armies?
Hi Merlin,
Thank you for your question. For words that end in vowel sounds, we pronounce the s like a /z/.
thank you, teacher.
14/15.. i can speak /s//iz/ but i can’t do with /z/…i’m trying!!
uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, thanks allot cos i can not pronounce the words very well before this lesson but now i am very well to pronounce the words
really it’s a good lesson
yes emmma it is good lession i have problem to pronounce the “s”
Hi Emma all your lessons are very usefull many thanks many thanks God be with u but in spite of i have never learned at school i got 13 out of 15 is this goog or bad for me answer me please bye bye…
This was a difficult lesson. I’m really pleased with everyone’s marks who have said them. Your mark is good! Keep up the good work.
Thinks for you made me shine Emma
Thanks for you made me shine Emma
Hi Emma,
Is any rules to pronounce the letter S when it comes in the middle of the word:C as in lesson and class;and Z as in please,pleasant,and plasma.MANY THANKS.
There are some spelling clues that can help you decide how to pronounce an s in the middle of a word.
For words with ce (license) and ci (medicine) spellings, the c is pronounced like an /s/.
For ss (kisses) and s (mast) spellings, we often pronounce the s like a /s/. However, when ss or s spellings occur between vowel sounds (eg, dessert, pleasant) we pronounce them like a /z/.
For sc spellings in the middle of words (eg, muscle), they are usually pronounced like a /s/.
Please be aware that there are some exceptions to these rules.
Thanks Emma I scored 14 of 15
Thanks alot for this important lesson , my scored is 15 out of 15 !
Thse courses are very interesting. they needs us very well. thank you emma.
thank you for your lesson. it’s v ery interesting.bye Emma
Hello Emma thanks for lesson.
great video very impormative. Thanks emma! and of course engvid.
Thanks Emma. You are very good teacher.
Thank you very much for your interesting lesson
Thanks Emma. You are beautfull and nice teacher. I scored 12 out of 15
hi great teacher emma i ve scored 15 out i5 is it good ?
hihi i got 14/15 on this quiz thank you so much!… I think the sound “iz” is clearly but the sound “z” and “s” seem pretty the same?
10/15.. I have to need more practice :(
Thank you so much”izzzzzz” ms. emma!!!
thank you so much for helping pronunciation words ending s
Thank you very much!!
These things are important for people who don’t have money to pay a teacher.
Greetings from Spain!
Thanks, Emma!!
Your teaching is very helpful for me.
NICE LESSON.
Thank you so much Emma!
Thank u Emma
I scored 13 out of 15
thank emma for this wonderful lesson i would like more if you don’t mine
hello emma, really i appreciate what you’re doing for us..
My score is 14 out of 15 :)
thanks Emma for this lesson
Amazing knowledge. I´ve never heard about those rulesssssss. Is it right ?
Thanks a lot, teacher !
I have 13/15 (after 2 month of learning):)
Hi Mrs. Emma,
I just realize that what I’ve just learnt from your video is distinctively meaningful for my communication skill in English. Can you make more lessons on other sounds like Th, R, and T. pleas ma’am, because I have learnt them quite long but still compusing up to now.
thanks alot emma for this lesson also for your soo nice smile :)
by the way its my first comment in engvid
very nice lesson my kids are enjoying
my score is 15 out of 15 thank you very much I’m looking forward to being a good teacher like you with my best wishes Mohamed from Egypt
hello Emma.. thanks
I scored 14 out of 15.
hello!
i don’t know how i can thank you,emma
keeping,please.
AHEHE you are amazing teacher this lesson is very useful ….we need more and more your lessons (;
I scored 15 out of 15.Thank you,Emma)
thank you
Thank you so much
Hello Emma,
I liked your lesson very much.
Bye Bye
Hi Emma How do you pronounce “asks” . It sound weird when i pronounce.
Hi Emma!
A really very nice lesson……And I got it clearly. I got 14 out of 15.
And Hello Vangli!!
in the word “asks”, the sound is of “s”…… Come on dear it becomes so easy after listening this nice teacher
Thank you.
THis lesson is very good Emma thank you so much you are god teacher
15/15. thank you
Thank you Emma!
I liked your lesson very much!
I Scored 11 out of 15.
Emma how about adding small part of videos for using this lesson in real life (small conversations)
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR EFFORTS
Thank you,Emma..
I wanna ask you something.. you said that certain words end with -th- use /z/ pronunciation. could you please give me the example of the words?
I scored 14 out of 15
thank you very much
Dear EMMA,
I like your lesson so much, i also practise this VIDEO every monring, by the way could you help me to pronunciate ” ch, j and sion”
warmly
DUYEN
Hi, Emma! How’re u doing? My name is Carlos Eduardo, but please call me Kadu. LOL… I’m a Language student at UFRJ, which is a public university from Rio de Janeiro. Actually, I’m here to thank you for all you’ve been doing to both me and my English as well. You’ve been very helpful to me and I admire you so much about the way you teach your lessons and even though I am not a native speaker they sound quite clear for me. I wish I could speak just like you someday. I’ve been doing my best to improve my English skills day by day in order to become as fluent as a native speaker. I think, I’m on the right path, nevertheless I know I can go even further so as to reach my goals. Emma, Could give some pieces of advice on how to overcome my weaknesses? I hope to hear from you soon! Kisses, Emma! My e-mail is teacherkadu@yahoo.com.br
Hi EMMA Ireally enjoyed this lessone so tank you very much
thank you very much EMMA :D
I really appreciate your work! Keep going on!!! =]
hello
I scored 14 out of 15
I love it Emma thnx foR teaching can you please teach me ”Homograph”
I scored 15 out of 15
thanksssssssss
Thanks Emmma for wonderful lessons. Do you have private lessons taught?
Dear teacher, Please let me ask a question. :d, In the 1st section, the word /dog/ is pronouced /s/ but in the last section I see that if the ending of word is /d/ that pronuciation is / z/, so that could y explain clearly to help me. thanks
with out watching le lessen i get 13/15
how ever thnx emma it’s gd lesson
goOd job girl
Thank you Emma
I need Your lesson.
great lesson,thanks.
Hi, my name is gabriel and I’m from brazil, you’re wonderful, I’m learning a lot with this english classes! thank you very much! big hug to you
Thanks Emma it helps me a lots, I learned how to pronounced the correct pronounciation of S.
Hi Emma, I like your teaching classes. Plz upload more videos, specially GET word. How many meaning have of this word & when we can use perfectly.
Hi Emma,
Thank you for nice teaching. I scored 14 out of 15 in the exercise.
Thank you.
Satha.
Hello teacher, thank you for video
Dear Emma, the passive voice was great, thanks
Hi Emma,
this video is superb!
would you please make a video for the pronunciation of S when it comes in the middle of the word?
thank you emma,my god will reward you for teaching me this.Thank you once again.
thank you very much emma.I know knows how to identify there difference.thank alot
Thanks Emma you were very good. I can’t stop reading and listening your lessons. I’ve been studying for many hours today. I think it’s enough for today; I might continue tomorrow if I have spare time. Pronunciation is the biggest problem I have because I started learning English with reading and not listening. Well listening first and then reading is the most right way for somebody who wants to learn correctly.
it’s good
Thank you very much teacher for the lesson of “s”endings and the lesson about” “du” pronounciation! Really,it’s very helpful videos!I’m sure that i will improve a lot thanks to your lessons and to your co-workers:)
Woooooooooooooooo
14 out of 15 .Thank you Emma you are such a great teacher
Thanks Emma, for this important lesson.
HI Emma
thank u very much for this great knowledge.
i got 12 out of 15 some confussing lesson but it’s so helpful to me thank you very much^^
Hello Emma, thank you for the lesson.
Well, I would Like to know the difference between the (th) in the /s/ ending and the (th) in the /z/ ending.
thank you very much again
btw: i scored 15 over 15 :)
Dear Emma,
I really love the losson, and now i can make the difference clearly, but there is one thing, I would like to know what is the difference between (th) in the /Z/ ending sound and (th) in the /s/ ending sound…
Thank you for answering me
Amine.
Just to clarify, the pronunciation of ‘pronunciation’ is not pronounciation!!!
Hi Emma
You said a sentence before you started:
“Let’s get star it” or “let’s get it started” something like this,
I want you write the corect sentence.
Well done! Miss Emma…by the way…in a nutshell IPA sounds with strong vocal cord vibration are called VOICED and sounds with weak or w/o vocal cord vibration are called VOICELESS.:))
It’s an excellent lesson.
Thank you very much Emma.
Thank you Ema. You are a good teacher.
I SCORES 13 OUT OF 15
Wow..- Thanks a Million.. you are a excellente teacher Emma. God Bless you.. Greetings From Oaxaca, Mexico.
This is my score thanks to you.. I have learned really now.
You got 15 correct out of 15.
thank a lot
Emma: the best teacher that I know.
Thank you very much !
Muito obrigado pelo vídeo, estou retomando meus estudos online parabéns…
I got 15 out of 15 but the pronunciation of the z and iz ending sounds is difficult for me, I have to practice a lot.
Thank you Emma.
Emma could make a video about diference sound ‘th’ mouth and throat. Thanks(/s) :P
Thank you professor
excellent
Hi Emma… I have a question nothing to do with this topic… What’s the meaning of the apostrophe in O’CLOCK? Thanks from Brazil.
It’s short for “of the clock”, but nobody says that anymore—you just say (and write) “o’clock”.
Very important lesson, thanks so much
Thanks ,Ema, I have gotten 15 correct of 15 ;) .
Thanks Emma :)
lucky u:)))))))
Why :)
haha :)
I don’t know about you, but if you’d like to we can chat to improve our communication skills.
hi.that would be great
may i have ur email?if it’s possible?
Sure :), ramazan.alizadeh@gmail.com
thanks you the best
I got 87 points，Thank you teacher。
Thanks Emma, It was a very good lesson.
Great job
Thanks a lot!
I don’t know about you, but if you’d like to we can chat to improve our communication skills.
15 correct out of 15 – Thomas from Poland thx
Dear Engvid team, especially James, Rebecca and Emma,
I have just received my IELTS score. Its 8.5. I scored 9, 9, 7.5, and 8 in reading, listening, writing, and speaking respectively.
I feel an obligation to write this note. The Engvid site, more than you realise, is making a huge difference in learning English for many like me. This is probably the most important website out there which provides such an useful contents and provides them for FREE. The teachers are the most interactive, funny, lovely, and sweet teachers so far I know.
I thoroughly studied several lessons from your site and I was able to get a score that I aimed for. I just want to say thank you for all the good work. Please keep it up.
Cheers
Anu
[Bangladesh]
thank Emma excelent class
Thank you my teacher! I love EngVid (:*
Hi Teacher Emma I am your pupil of online student . Your lessons is very helpful to me. Thank for that. I have a question to ask you. Please answer. I am always try to improve my english language. So I read the stories of english book . But my skills are not perfect. Why? Please answer me.
I have score 13 out of 15, but I am little bit confuse, to pronounce vibration on Horses and Books. Please guide me.
I got 100% thanks Emma but i need to make the lecture long to use more vocab
its very good
Thank you so much Emma
Thank you Emma,very good your explanation.
Thank you Emma. I got 15 of the quiz!
Regards
Thank you so much for your precious help. Would, please, tell me where to classify words ending in / I / in /z/ or /iz/ like in study, compan when we add an s or es ending,
thanks a lot … you teach fantastic
please correct me _)
Hi Emma,
This is helpful.
Thank you very much Emma, I like your lessons it is very clear and I have enjoy it.
nice lesson
There are some spelling clues that can help you decide how to pronounce an s in the middle of a word.
For words with ce (license) and ci (medicine) spellings, the c is pronounced like an /s/.
For ss (kisses) and s (mast) spellings, we often pronounce the s like a /s/. However, when ss or s spellings occur between vowel sounds (eg, dessert, pleasant) we pronounce them like a /z/.
For sc spellings in the middle of words (eg, muscle), they are usually pronounced like a /s/.
Please be aware that there are some exceptions to these rules.
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please Emma give us examples for these exception >>>
I got 12 of 15 :(
It´s a very good exercise
thanks Emma,i want to improve my English skills, can u hepl me practise English,Emma?
my email:lucky_coin92926@yahoo.com.vn
Hi Emma,
I am not trying to be condescending but I think “pronunciation” is pronounced pruh-nuhn-see-ey-shuhn not pruh-nouns-see-ey-shuhn. PLease advise.
Hi Emma
Thank you so much, this is really useful for me ^-^
Emma thank u so much
i got 13 of 15
Emma its nice to have a lesson like this, it helps me a lot to improve my English, good job, Take Care
i quite like your voice :)
thank you so much.
Very interesting this lesson.
Emma, you are as sweet as every thing sweet.
could you please teach us the different spellings of the letter (g),for example in the word (glass)it is pronounced not as in the word (large).
Hoping your prompt response and thank you.
Thank you Emma !
This is exactly what I’ve been looking for XD
Thanks Emma! Nice job! I would like to know if the word “LOVE” is in “Z” group because it sounds at the end as a V or is it because after letter “E” at the end we should pronounce the S like a Z? Hope you understand my english ha ha ha!
José