Definition: 1. The cognitive process of understanding a written linguistic message. 2. A datum about some physical state that is presented to a user by a meter or similar instrument. 3. A particular interpretation or performance. 4. Written material intended to be read.
Use 'reading' in a sentence:
1. He doesn't like me reading light novels.
2. The teacher listened to the children reading aloud.
3. As a child, Coleridge developed omnivorous reading habits.
4. A child's vocabulary expands through reading.
5. Teachers are piloting a literature-based reading programme.
6. Reading will enlarge your vocabulary.
7. I have always loved reading.
8. That gave me a taste for reading.
9. Very few of his books are worth reading.
10. The gauge must be giving a faulty reading.
11. There is lots of reading in class.
12. Reading this essay was an elevating experience.
13. Her hobbies are music, reading and handicraft.
14. The teacher notes reading errors such as mispronunciations.
15. The reading today is from the Book of Daniel.
16. Reading will increase your vocabulary.
17. He needs more help with his reading.
18. I was catching up on a bit of reading.
19. Nowadays most kids prefer watching TV to reading.
20. Her account makes interesting reading.
21. For him, reading was a necessary prelude to sleep.
22. Reading is of vital importance in language learning.
23. Reading for pleasure and reading for study are not the same.
24. The results of the survey made fascinating reading.
25. Our son's having problems with his reading and writing.
26. My hobbies include reading and painting.
27. The report repays careful reading.
28. I enjoy reading very much.
29. Her latest book makes compelling reading.
30. Don't strain your eyes by reading in poor light.
31. Is this test a good measure of reading comprehension?
