I'm halfway through.

Have you read the book yet?

I read the letter to him.

She read the poem aloud.

She read the poem aloud.

She did not read the book.

How many books did you read?

She didn't read the book.

She read the poem out loud.

She read the poem out loud.

He did not read the book.

I've read this book.

Why did I read this?

Has she read this article?

Have you read the book already?

I've read a lot of books.

Did you read that book I gave you?

And you read it?

Having glanced through it, she went back and read it again from the beginning.

I have already read the book.

I have already read today's paper.

Mary read the German translation.

I've already read this book.

I've already read today's paper.

When did you read this book?

And then she read it out loud.

Did you care when you read it? No!

I read about Johann Rozenquartz.

You read that letter.

Nicholas, I've read your letter.

I expect you,' she wrote in conclusion.

Anna read and silently returned it.

I just finished reading Wuthering Heights.

I've read only the first three chapters.

She finally read War and Peace.

I have read 'Blackawton Bees' recently.

I read it on the Intersnet.

I'm sorry you read it.

She'd read the book and I hadn't.

What did you mean by it?

For the first time in her life, Yuka has finished reading an English book.

Mary read the book Tom gave her.

Oh, no, but your note was read out before the whole class.

So I went in, and I pulled a book off the shelf, and I opened it to a page at random, and I read that page, and I understood it as I was reading it.

When she grew calmer, she read the following, written in French