Anybody can read it.

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

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

I think you should read it yourself.

I think you should read it yourself.

I think you should read it yourself.

Tom agreed to the license agreement without reading it.

Please return the book when you have finished reading it.

I'll lend you the book as soon as I'm done reading it.

Tom agreed to the end user license agreement without reading it.

Mom, you need to sign this. Let me read it. No, it's okay. You don't have to.

It's called Ode to the Drum, and I'll try and read it the way Yusef would be proud to hear it read.

And so you can start reading on your iPad in your living room and then pick up where you left off on the iPhone.

Believe me, he didn't mean this as anyway, let me just read it.

And then when you get to a station, it's expanded so that you can actually read it.

But I picked it up and I started reading it and I thought, this book is amazing.

This book is written in simple English, so it should be easy for you to read.

Please see the KTalkd manual for more information (you can read it by entering help ktalkd in a Konqueror window.)

Now I'm reading, you're reading and he's reading we're all reading.

Instead of giving him pleasure, she reads him cards, telling him love will drag him from his path.

He reads Arabic.

Tom reads slowly.

Read the article.

Read this book!

Tom reads a lot.

She reads a great deal.

You read too much.

Do you read lips?

Tom doesn't read.

So when I heard that the translator, Gregory Rabassa, had written his own book on the subject, I couldn't wait to read it.

It is not what you read but how you read that matters.

You read about it.

GV Who reads Qandisha?

Its synopsis reads

He reads a great deal.

He reads a good deal.

He only reads prose.

He only reads prose.

She only reads prose.

She only reads prose.

I see you reading.

Nobody reads long messages.

Which newspaper do you read?

What newspaper do you read?

He reads a lot of books.