How is your injury?correct How is your wound?correct How is your hurt?incorrect Yes, "wound" can be a noun. Example: I have a wound. As a verb: He wounded me "Hurt" is mainly used as a verb Examples: He hurt me I hurt. I am hurt because you hit me. (you can't do that with wound or injure.) You can also use "injure" as a verb He injured me.

Here are definitions. injury (noun) - physical harm or damage to someone's body caused by an accident or an attack a head/back/knee injury Several train passengers received/sustained serious injuries in the crash. Injuries to the spine are common amongst these workers. They were lucky to escape (without) injury. wound (noun) - a damaged area of the body, such as a cut or hole in the skin or flesh made by a weapon a gunshot wound a chest/leg wound a flesh (= not deep) wound He died from multiple stab wounds to the neck and upper body. hurt (noun) - emotional pain The hurt after a relationship breaks up can be awful. Her brave smile concealed a deep hurt. You can use 'injury' and 'hurt' as verbs as well.

The first two are correct and the last one is not since "hurt" is a verb. Injury in most cases describes a wound that puts a person in a handicapped status. Wound can mean any harm or damage dealt to a person. Hurt means pain. So a broken bone is an injury and a wound but a tiny cut can be a wound but not an injury.

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