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The pronunciation of possessive case: boss's or boss'bosis or bosiz
Boss's is a boss's, singular
A boss' is a number of even numbers
But both read boss plus s
Both should read bosis
How to pronounce the possessive "s" after a word?
In general, add - S 1. Clear consonant after reading / S /; map maps 2. Voiced consonant and vowel after reading / Z /; bag bags with s, SH, CH, X and other ending words add - es reading / iz / bus buses watch watches with CE, Se, Ze, (D) ge and other ending words add - s reading / iz / license licenses with consonant
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