Sentence examples for learnt to read from inspiring English sources
He's got fantastic friends, he's learnt to read again and he wants to become a chef.
The state saw its role as making sure that every child learnt to read, write and work with numbers.
It's not that everyone has suddenly learnt to read, he says; they have simply stopped writing endearments.
One of 11 children of Amazonian rubber-tappers, she grew up hungry and learnt to read only in her teens.
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".
Stoney Edwards Poor Folks Stick Together (Razor & Tie) Edwards never learnt to read or write, but several of the former trucker's recordings were regarded as crying-into-your-beer classics.
We have learnt to take pity on nature.
I've learnt to take responsibility.
For example, once the relationship between sublexical orthography and phonology is learnt, it is possible to read new words or pseudowords (e.g. blig) that have no semantic associations.
I was taught how to read people and learnt who to trust and who to be careful of.
