The phrase "as well reading" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to convey the idea of including reading as an additional activity or skill.
Example: "I enjoy writing as well reading, but I find writing more fulfilling."
Alternatives: "in addition to reading" or "along with reading".
I think it's nostalgic for me as well, reading comics back in the day in my tiny room was a big thing.
Dora Katznelson, a member of the Drohobycz Jewish community, wrote in a letter to the editor, "Not only Jews and Poles but Ukrainians as well, reading daily in the Ukrainian papers about the barbaric theft of Schulz's paintings, cry out in amazement: 'Yad Vashem?
Faith McLellan, a French reader, wondered, "Is the editor really out of serious options?" It did seem a strange choice to me, as well, reading almost like a parody, with questions like "What was your reading life in prison?" On Twitter, John Kubie had a similar thought: NY Times book review surpasses the Onion.
The women they were writing about followed along in real time on Thursday as well, reading the debate as they were living it, inhaling Ms. Slaughter's article and the responses as they stole a few minutes from work or raced off to pick up their children.
Check out a book from the library on the Mayans and hit the World Wide Web as well, reading properly documented SCIENTIFIC sites regarding the Mayans.
"Vietnamization" might just as well read "containerization".
So if they were talking about me, they may as well read about me".
Despite his spotty knowledge of Emily Dickinson, the husband thinks of himself as well read.
And if you want to think of yourself as well read, or well cultured, you need to engage with them.
"As long as they don't have to go to work, they might as well read in a pleasant room".
For all the good it does it may as well read, "No horn blowing except for self-expression".
