Question

What makes a (s) different from (z)?

Answer 1

Answer:

Structure and shape of s and z makes them different from each other.

Answer 2

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Question:

What makes a (s) different from (z)?

Answer:

• “s” is used in British English while “z” is used in American English.

• The S sound is a unvoiced or voiceless sound whereas, The Z sound is a voiced .

• Because when we make a sound Z our vocal cords vibrate whereas for S it don't.

• Say “S when the word ends in a voiceless sound like a p, t, k, f, or voiceless th sound.

• Say “Z when the word ends in a vowel or other voiced sound like the m, n, ng, l, b, d, g, v, voiced th, or r sound.

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