2024-06-05
10 分钟Hi there.
This is Harry.
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So back to our lesson.
And in this particular lesson, it's an advanced English lesson.
We're looking at verbs to describe reading.
Okay, all of these are verbs to describe reading.
I'll give you the particular verb, and then I'll give you a situation and example as to how you can use them.
In total, we've got ten.
So not so long, but just hold on till the end because I'm going to explain the difference between two verbs that often get confused.
So wait for that.
Okay, let's get back to the lesson.
So as I said, advanced English lesson.
These are verbs, ten verbs connected with reading.
So the first to flick through something, flick through something.
You know, when you're sitting in the waiting room for the dentist or the waiting room for the doctor, and there are a bunch of magazines, usually old and out of date, it has to be said, but you pick one up because you're bored and you're waiting your turn.
And you flick through quickly to see if there's any article that you might be interested in reading.