Sentence examples for have learnt to read from inspiring English sources
Usually missed, once you have learnt to read facial movements, you should begin to recognise them.
Having just presented Radio 4's Reading Between the Lines which looked at how children have learnt to read over the last 70 years, I don't think it's all about how we teach children to read or the phonics versus whole language debate which educators and governments tend to get so bogged down with.
There can be a very literal interpretation of the Bible among believers in the community but that's often because this is the first book that they have learnt to read.
Here, I have learnt to read, to sew".
Describing pictures in books as "tremendously motivating" for children, he lamented a widespread assumption that, "once you've learnt to read, you don't need the pictures any more".
"Right now we've learnt to read a document, shift our gaze between the document and the scrollbar and the cursor when we're scrolling, and then check on the document to see if we've reached the point we want to reach". This is like knowing roughly how far you are through a book based on depth – as guided by the edges of paper beneath your fingertips.
We have learnt to take pity on nature.
I've learnt to take responsibility.
LP: I have learnt to accept and say thank you.
I have learnt to speak Spanish and I have also learnt a lot about myself.
