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The /ɪz/ sound (or /əz/ sound)

Examples of words ending in the /ɪz/ sound:

C: races (sounds like "race-iz")
S: pauses, nurses, buses, rises
X: fixes, boxes, hoaxes
Z: amazes, freezes, prizes, quizzes
SS: kisses, misses, passes, bosses
CH: churches, sandwiches, witches, teaches
SH: dishes, wishes, pushes, crashes
GE: garages, changes, ages, judges
Remember: after verbs ending in -sh, -ch, -ss and -x, we add the -es to the end of the verb (in third person) and the pronunciation is /iz/ as an extra syllable.

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في الحظة التي تظهر فيها تميزك او قوتك بمقارنة نفسك مع شخص ضعيف او بالسخرية وادلال من لا قوة لهم تلك اللحظة بدات تبرهن فيها انك لا تملك لا قوة و لا تميز و لا عقل ولا قيم ,,,,

At the moment when you show your distinction or strength by comparing yourself with a weak person and those who have no power, that moment you start to prove that you have no power, no distinction, no mind, no values.