"read"The original form of 'read' is pronounced ri d which means 'read' or 'read'. And its past tense is also "read", but the pronunciation changes to r d. This word is very commonly used in English, and it can be used in a variety of situations and contexts to express the action or state of reading. Below I will show the usage of "read" with some example sentences.
1.Example sentence of the original form "read" (ri d):
I read the news every morning. （i read the news every morning.）
He likes to read science fiction**. he likes to read science fiction novels.）
Children learn how to read and write in school. （children learn how to read and write at school.）
I can read every word in this book. （i can read every word in this book.）
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2.Example sentences of "read" ( r d ) in the past tense:
I finished reading that book yesterday. i read the novel yesterday.）
She read a few pages of her diary last night. （she read a few pages of her diary last night.）
We read that article last week. （we read that article last week.）
He read Shakespeare when he was in school. （he read shakespeare's works when he was in school.）
They read a lot about history last year. （they read a lot of books about history last year.）
In English,"read"This constant spelling and pronunciation variation makes it an interesting example of the diversity and complexity of English as a language. It maintains the same spelling in different tenses, but changes the pronunciation according to the tense changes in the context, which is a point that learners need to pay attention to.
Also, "read" can be used not only as a verb but also as a noun, such as when expressing "one read" or "reading material" (as in a good read means "a good book"). In everyday communication, it is very important to master the correct usage of "read" to express clear and effective communication.