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Hanuman_2000 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Read/read out
Sir,
1.I read a story.
2.He read out a story.
What is difference in meaning between "read" and "read out".
Thanks.
1.I read a story.
2.He read out a story.
What is difference in meaning between "read" and "read out".
Thanks.
Top answer
'Read out' clearly indicates that the story was read aloud; 'read' could be either aloud (to an audience, presumably) or silently to oneself.
- 'Read out' clearly indicates that the story was read aloud; 'read' could be either aloud (to an audience, presumably) or silently to oneself.
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'Read out' clearly indicates that the story was read aloud; 'read' could be either aloud (to an audience, presumably) or silently to oneself.
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