It says above that words ending in 't' just drop it at the end, but what about for words like "what's" when it ends in apostrophe 's'?
Md Ariful Islam
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Dr. Md Rushad Rahman
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The "t" never really goes away, it's just pronounced as a glottal stop. You'd still use that same glottal stop with a word like "what's." The important thing to remember is the sound the word ends in, not necessarily the letter or how it's spelled. Since "what's" no longer ends in a "t" sound, you'd still hear a slight "t," it just wouldn't be as enunciated as it might be in other accents.
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