I can't read this.

I read a letter.

I read a book.

I read a book.

I read your book.

I read your book.

I read his book.

I can read them all.

I can read them all.

I can read Spanish easily.

I can read without glasses.

I will read a book.

I have read the book.

I love to read books.

I love to read books.

I wanted to read them.

Everything I read was terrifying!

I want something to read.

I can read and write.

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

I felt so violated after everything I had read.

I have read the Twilight tetralogy.

And I said, Go read it.

I want to read this book.

I want a book to read.

Yesterday I read an interesting story.

I have no books to read.

I don't want to read anything.

I want you to read it.

I want to read that book.

I probably won't read Tom's report.

I read everything that you write.

I read a book while eating.

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

I didn't want you to read that.

I think you should read it yourself.

I read and wrote and read and wrote, Wayétu says. And it helped me to heal.

As a child, I read the newspaper thoroughly.

I'm not reading. I never read an address.

I read at least one book every month.

I want to be able to read French.

Chapter I, section A, paragraph 1, should read

And I did like, you know, the narrator, and I read it.

Sometimes I read so much that I forget about food and sleep.

I read about these behaviors and I adopted nonviolence as an ideal.