Nouns

• Regular plural and possessive: "-s", "-es".

• After words ending in sibilants (grooved fricatives): [] : [].

• For example: [].

• After words ending in vowels and non-sibilant voiced consonants: [].
  • For example: [], [].
• After words ending in non-sibilant voiceless consonants: "-s".
  • For example: [].

• Verbs
  • Regular third person simple present: "-s", "-es" exactly as above.
  • Regular past tense: "-d"," -ed".
  • After words ending in alveolar plosives: [].
    • For example:[].
  • After words ending in vowels and all voiced consonants except "d".
    • For example: [].
  • After words ending in all voiceless consonants except "t".
    • For example:[].
  • Present participle: "-ing": [].
  • Colloquial negative: "-n’t".
  • After a vowel: "-nt".
    • For example:[].
  • After an alveolar consonant: "-nt".
    • For example:[]
  • After any other consonant: [].
    • For example:[].

• Adjectives
  • Regular comparative: "-er": [],[].
  • Regular superlative: "-est": [],[].

• Colloquial "is" and "has" follow the "-s", "-es" pattern above:
  • Is : []
  • has: []
  • For example:
    • [];
    • [] ;
    • [] .

Literatur:
http://www.cardiff.ac.uk/encap/staff/tench/morphophonology.pdf