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Manohonor Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Pronounciation of S

Hi,

A little question:

Judge's
bridge's

ans so on ( with an apostrophe)

are pronounced like JUDGES and BRIDGES (plural)

I mean /judgIZ/, /bridgIZ/?

Thanks.
  

Top answer

, because the preceding sound is a vowel. On the other hand, "my cousin' s car" will be pronounced S because the preceding sound is a consonant.

— Pieanne

  • , because the preceding sound is a vowel.
  • On the other hand, "my cousin' s car" will be pronounced S because the preceding sound is a consonant.
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I'd say yes..., because the preceding sound is a vowel.
On the other hand, "my cousin's car" will be pronounced S because the preceding sound is a consonant.
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