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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
to read
He tries to put some time aside every evening to read to the kids.
What does the "to read" mean here?
Please help me.
What does the "to read" mean here?
Please help me.
Top answer
(in order) to read/ so as to read
- (in order) to read/ so as to read
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Dominik(in order) to read/ so as to readThank you Dominik
I know it. I meant I wanted to know the meaning of "read" in this context. If the "kids" were a book name, I could understand it as, "She wanted to read the book "kids". But I think it is not a book name, it is really a kids. So I am confused. Does the read here mean "teach" ?
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User_gary I meant I wanted to know the meaning of "read" in this context. If the "kids" were a book name, I could understand it as, "She wanted to read the book "kids". But I think it is not a book name, it is really a kids. So I am confused. Does the read here mean "teach" ?Imagine you had a three-year-old daughter and a four-year-old son. They can
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read=read 
He tries to reserve his time every evening (in order) to read to the kids.
He tries to reserve his time every evening (in order) to read to the kids.
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