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Discover Ludwig"I prefer to read" is a correct sentence in written English.
You can use it when expressing your preference for one activity over another. For example: "I prefer to read rather than watch television."
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"I prefer to read the New Scientist.
Closing the 1979-80 Yellow Pages, he said, "I prefer to read dictionaries".
"I prefer to read a Labour paper," Blair enjoyed telling startled Labour audiences.
I prefer to read and write in the kitchen and almost never sit in the living room.
I prefer to read science fiction and fantasy, and it was so much fun to try it myself.
I don't always read a book first before seeing a film but I prefer to read the book first if I don't know the story already.
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It rightfully drove my ex-boyfriend crazy when I preferred to read about how to achieve the perfect crackling.
Reading a book blind is a completely bizarre experience, and I won't list all the reasons again, but I much prefer to read a book where I know who's written it.
If I'm going to read something I much prefer to read non-fiction.
Klingons and Trekkies and books and films involving planets, wormholes and warp speed travel leave me longing for a book about here and now reality (and if I can't read psychology or memoir, I would prefer to read about California Tax Code or the taxonomy of larval states over Sci-Fi).
But maybe I'd prefer to read Graham Greene".
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