He speaks as if he had read the book before.

He told me that he had no time to read books.

I read in the newspaper that he had been murdered.

I remember he had a nametag that read Jerome Murphy.

He can't read.

He can't read

After he had finished his work, he would read and study by the fireside.

I had been dying to read.

He can't read it.

He can read well.

You had better not read this book.

And he had read it unto them, they would not have believed in it.

He likes to read books.

He isn't able to read.

He can read and write.

He likes to read newspapers.

He read the document aloud.

He can read pretty well.

He can read well enough.

He read this book yesterday.

He can read English easily.

He read the book through.

He read physics at Oxford.

He doesn't read many books.

He doesn't read many newspapers.

He read the letter slowly.

Only he read the letter.

He can read English easily.

He likes to read books.

He read the book yesterday.

He resumed. He'd read it.

And he read every one.

And so I said Why don't you read? I'm too tired, I'll read it to you tomorrow . He had to need to want to learn to read.

We had to learn to read the word.

They had to read the book many times.

I had fairy tales read by my mother.

I had learned to read music by then, or slowly learning to read music.

I have read sixty pages, while he has read only ten.

He has more books than he can read.

The few books she had read and liked had been fairy story books, and she had read of secret gardens in some of the stories.

He used to read at night.

He does nothing but read comics.

He wants a book to read.

He can neither read nor write.

He read to his heart's content.