Pronounce 'record' vs 'record' #shorts

The video tutorial explains the dual pronunciation of the word 'record'. As a noun, 'record' is pronounced with stress on the first syllable, while as a verb, the stress is on the second syllable. The tutorial provides examples and encourages viewers to think of other words with similar pronunciation variations.

What is the pronunciation of 'record' when it is used as a noun?

• re-CORD

• RE-cord

• RE-CORD

• re-cord

When 'record' is used as a verb, where is the stress placed?

• On the second syllable

• On the first syllable

• There is no stress

• Equally on both syllables

Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'record' as a verb?

• He has a record collection.

• The record is broken.

• She will record the meeting.

• I bought a new record.

What is the correct pronunciation of 'record' when referring to a music album?

• RE-cord

• RE-CORD

• re-cord

• re-CORD

Can you identify another word that changes pronunciation based on its use?

• Lead (as in leader) and lead (as in metal)

• Read (present) and read (past)

• Wind (as in breeze) and wind (as in to twist)

• All of the above