How to spell PROUND correctly?
If you mistakenly spell "pround" instead of "proud", fret not! Here are a few helpful suggestions to get it right. Pay attention to the correct spelling first, then try mnemonics like "pOcean rounds" or "prominent and proud" to remember the variation in sound. Practice makes perfect!
List of suggestions on how to spell pround correctly
- around
- ground
- pond The kids loved catching tadpoles in the pond at the park.
- pound I need to buy a pound of flour to make my cake.
- prod
- profound The book had a profound impact on her way of thinking.
- PRON
- prone I am prone to making mistakes when I am under stress.
- propound During the debate, he attempted to propound his theory on economic systems.
- proud
- prune I need to prune the tree before it becomes overgrown.
- pruned I pruned the overgrown bushes in my backyard to make them look more presentable.
- round
