I will have read Hamlet three times if I read it again.

When I read something, it will read in my voice.

I read this again.

So I read slowly.

I cannot read French.

I often read books.

I like to read.

I read a book.

I read his book.

I read a book as I walked.

I want something to read.

I read Sartre and Socrates.

I read an exciting story.

I should read the book.

I can read Spanish easily.

I can read without glasses.

I can't really read her.

I don't really read newspapers.

I really like to read.

I can read and write.

I wrote the book I needed to read.

I read a dictionary. I got into college.

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

I couldn't read English that well.

I guess he didn't read Vitruvius.

I have read the Twilight tetralogy.

And I said, Go read it.

I have read the book before.

I have already read today's paper.

I have read many modern authors.

I want him to read this.

I do not read his novels.

Yesterday I read an interesting story.

I read a book last night.

I have no books to read.

I will read out his report.

(i) Merge subparagraphs (b) (i) and (ii) to read

I'm influenced by everything I read, everything I see.

I can read German, but I can't speak it.

I can read German, but I can't speak it.

I can speak Chinese, but I can't read it.

I asked him if I could read his book.

I can speak Chinese, but I can't read Chinese.

(i) Reletter paragraph (c) as (c) (i), which should read

Now, I loved those American and British books I read.