When we were children, our father read aloud to us.
On every sunny morning, I hold a thick English book, read aloud, and recite hard.
Every day at work, he stood in front of the card and read aloud, reading words.
Right before doing so, they read aloud their participant number written in either red or gray crayon.
And both of these groups remembered the words more poorly than the words that were read aloud by the people who did half the list silently and the other half aloud.
After dinner, the bell for evening self-study did not ring. Most of the students in the class began to read aloud.
This can also be turned into a game where each person writes what they are thankful for on a piece of paper, then put it in a hat. As each one is read aloud, everyone can guess who wrote it.
Don't read to yourself. Please read aloud.
I hear the elder sisters read aloud in the ruins.
Many times, our hearts read aloud, and side sleeping. more often than not, the same person.
Reading aloud can also say the second analog to is also need to consciously with the tape pronunciation, intonation to read aloud.
Take it from a writer whose eighth-grade paper was read aloud as an example of how NOT to write.
With the Odyssey, I found at first that it was hard to take in as much when I read aloud as when I read silently to myself. But that changed.
Tom and Miss Baker sat at either end of the long couch and she read aloud to him from the SATURDAY EVENING POST. --the words, murmurous and uninflected, running together in a soothing tune.
The newspaper was read aloud in the next classroom.
On Valentine's Day that year, Mrs. Skala read aloud Burns's poem "A Red, Red Rose."
Mother read aloud beautifully and she was a great success with the wealthy and rheumatic Mrs. Effingham.
When children are little we make them read aloud so that we can be sure they "know" all the words they are reading.
to recite; to read aloud
It is far better to read aloud than to read in silence.
I foresee that during the rest of the walk he will read aloud any inscription that occurs.
If the latter want to speak fairly fluent English, the way to correct it is to open yourself, break up your restrained manner, read aloud, and spend much more effort to practice your English.
All night the newspaper was read aloud.
Every morning reading, we read aloud in the playground and read in a low voice, often small monks chant sutras.
Bluish green bathroom of gold each new product, fulfil the creative idea to read aloud very much, pursue perfect, melt into the Euro-American style, initiate the healthy living idea.
It seems to be a meaningful poem, read, read aloud, think, reverie infinitely.
The policeman glanced at the proffered envelope, and read aloud the name and address written on it, "My A. Ottenshawe, Flat 3, 29 Union Street, London, W.I."
But I couldn't see myself talking into cassettes for her or meeting her to read aloud.
She read aloud scraps from the letter.
A recent favorite is writing down the words of the future bride as she opens gifts. Her remarks are read aloud later as "what she will say to her husband on their wedding night".
Please read aloud so that I can hear you.
At this time, the Ministry of Criminal Justice went forward, stood still, and read aloud the crimes committed by prisoners against the world and against humanity.
The less more etc more or less no less thanpassage from the Bible read aloud during a church service
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