/s/, /z/, /iz/ at the end of

words
Likes
works
takes
visits
miles
 picks
owns
goes
remembers
comes
watches
kisses
rises
washes
closes
Suburbs
houses
gardens
weeks
pets
children’s
bedrooms
sports
hours
buses
The three different
pronunciations of –ed in
irregular past tense verbs:
/d/, /t/, /id/
Helped
offered
reached
saved
missed
 started
lived
needed
discovered
looked
 Called
tried
invited
asked
jumped
waited
 end
watch
count
stay
need
call
push
spell
plant
clean
ask
point
 last
close
help
land
use
hope
want
walk
cook
rent
live
share
move
shop
rush
part
hand
cross
 sign
earn
paint
drop
burn
laugh
seem
plan
wait
wash