French · lira (unit of currency)
He can read.
I like reading.
I can read.
I can read.
Keep reading.
Keep reading.
I prefer to read.
I love to read.
He can read.
Stop reading.
What do you like to read?
I can read without glasses.
He got tired of reading.
I am tired of reading.
What kind of reading do you like to do?
Can you read French?
I can read French.
She likes reading novels.
I love reading novels.
I spent the whole day reading a novel.
Please read the instructions.
Do you want to read this magazine?
Can you read Arabic?
Would you like to read this magazine?
Can you read that?
Can you read that?
Can you read Arabic?
Please read my reply carefully.
She likes reading poems.
Can you read Arabic?
Tom likes to read.
Does Tom know how to read?
Tom kept reading.
Tom already knows how to read.
Does Tom know how to read?
Does Tom know how to read?
Read instructions before use.
Tom started reading.
Tom enjoys reading books.
Can you read this manuscript?
I can read Spanish with ease.
Above and beyond this, he can read Hebrew.
Since he can read such tiny print, he is far from being near-sighted.
Tom has memorised so many kanji that he can read books for primary school children.
She was reading a gardening manual.
No one wants to read my post.
First of all, I will read this.
Bob has too many books to read.
Ziri can read.
Ziri can read.