Homophones Lists - Plurals and Third Person SMany books teach the pronunciation of third person S verb forms (gets /s/, needs /z/ and chooses /Iz/) and regular plurals (bats /s/, beds /z/ and choices /Iz/), but few point out that the rules for which of the three sounds you need are exactly the same in both cases. Another way of making them easy to remember and pronounce is even less well known – matching words with s ending to words that sound exactly the same. Below is a list of such words for plurals and third person Present Simple verbs split into /s/ sound endings and /z/ sound endings. (Unfortunately there don't seem to be any homophones for words like cheeses that have an /Iz/ ending.) Homophones of words with /s/ sound for plural or third person S Homophones of words with /z/ sound for plural or third person S |