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how to differentiate -is from -es sound sing/plur?
In words such as these, the pronunciation of both the last vowel and final consonant change: the singular forms end in /-ɪs/ and the plural in /-iːz/ (transcriptions in IPA: /ɪs/ as the "iss" in "kiss …
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