Read it to yourself
Is it "read it to yourself" or "read it for yourself"?
Also, does "Read it to yourself out loud" make sense? If so, what does it mean?
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Both sentences make sense, it depends on whether you're telling someone to read silently. "Read it to yourself" implies reading silently without saying the words. "Read it for yourself" sounds like the speaker wants you to read something on your own, without them reading it to you.
- Both sentences make sense, it depends on whether you're telling someone to read silently.
- "Read it to yourself" implies reading silently without saying the words.
- "Read it for yourself" sounds like the speaker wants you to read something on your own, without them reading it to you.
- "Read it out loud" means we all want to hear you read.
- "Read it to yourself out loud" could mean reading and speaking the words, but we don't want to hear you read.
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Both sentences make sense, it depends on whether you're telling someone to read silently. "Read it to yourself" implies reading silently without saying the words. "Read it for yourself" sounds like the speaker wants you to read something on your own, without them reading it to you.
"Read it out loud" means we all want to hear you read. "Read it to yourself out loud" could mean readin
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