pronunciation question today we have two words they are spelled

exactly the same and have a different

pronunciation super confusing i know but i have an easy way for you to

remember the pronunciations or words our um wound and injury

and wound to wind so let's take a look at these words we have

wound which is the injury and wound which means to wind so for wound

what we're going to remember is that ooh because when you have a wound you might

ew have a lot of blood okay and then for wound you're going to

say wow that's a lot of work to wind

all of that string all right so what does our mouth do

for the wound you are going to pucker your lips you can see they kind of

open and close a little bit

my tongue is moving slightly in my mouth but if you focus on your lips

you should be fine wound and then we're going to end with that nd

touch the tip of your tongue to the back of your top front teeth for that

n air is moving out of your nose and then pull the tongue down

and the air is going to puff out of your mouth wound

wound wound and now for wound you are going to start with the w

ow and move from oh puckered to open to puckered okay wow

wow wow and then end with the

so we have wound ooh that's a lot of blood

and wound wow that's a lot of work to wind

so here we go wound wound wound wound wound

wound and now for a sentence i have a wound from when i wound the

string too tightly around my hand give it a try people will

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