1. The moustached man begins to read aloud from an old diary.

2. According to him, I was able to read aloud to him passages from the Stornoway Gazette when I was three years old.

3. Dad got me to read aloud to him and then offered me a barley sugar.

4. A few who do not dare to read aloud will ask the ones who do to read their stories too.

5. You find it difficult to read aloud.

6. Can I continue to read aloud?

7. I don't like to read aloud, I can't concentrate.

8. Old fogey: Carline, ah, how to begin to read aloud again case old?

9. It is very essential to read aloud in study English.

9. try its best to gather and make good sentences.

10. The teacher came down on his students to read aloud their English in the morning.

11. It is far better to read aloud than to read in silence.

12. A day, his neighbour will ask him to read aloud a letter.

13. Memoirs of a Good-for-Nothing was easy to read aloud, easier than Emilia Galotti and Intregues and Love.

14. Lee hopes futilely to read aloud children but don'ts think of a wife, make the wife more angry.