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Which of the following words ends with the /ɪz/ sound? A. plays B. watches C. books D. walks
B
The plural of “cat” is pronounced: A. /kæts/ B. /kætz/ C. /kætɪz/ D. /kætsɪ/
A
Which rule applies for pronouncing “-s” after /p/, /t/, /k/, /f/, /θ/? A. /ɪz/ B. /z/ C. /s/ D. None of the above
C
“Dogs” ends with the sound: A. /s/ B. /z/ C. /ɪz/ D. /əz/
B
The word “buses” ends with: A. /s/ B. /z/ C. /ɪz/ D. /es/
C
“Matches” → A. /mætʃɪz/ B. /mætʃs/ C. /mætʃz/ D. /mætʃəs/
A
“Phones” → A. /fəʊns/ B. /fəʊnz/ C. /fəʊnɪz/ D. /fəʊnes/
B
“Boxes” → A. /bɒks/ B. /bɒksɪz/ C. /bɒkz/ D. /bɒkses/
B
“Laughs” → A. /læfs/ B. /læfz/ C. /læfɪz/ D. /læves/
B
“Bridges” → A. /brɪdʒs/ B. /brɪdʒɪz/ C. /brɪdʒz/ D. /brɪdʒəs/
B
“Tables” → This “-s” is pronounced as: A. /s/ B. /z/ C. /ɪz/
B
“Kisses” → This “-es” is pronounced as: A. /s/ B. /z/ C. /ɪz/
C
“Books” → This “-s” is pronounced as: A. /s/ B. /z/ C. /ɪz/
A
“Horses” → This “-es” is pronounced as: A. /s/ B. /z/ C. /ɪz/
C
''Lives” → This “-s” is pronounced as: A. /s/ B. /z/ C. /ɪz/
B
