do you know any wed sits to reading practice?
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Sorry, I don't understand your question.  Please explain.
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Read more books and use a dictionary.
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Reading, reading, reading and then reading some more.  It helps to read out loud as well.
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Get a book! there are thousands of positions, experiment for yourself.
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any SAT books ("Tooth and Nail" if you like mystery.) . they have big SAT words included in the story and a glossary in the back. its a lot better than just trying to memorize silly words you'll never use.\n:-)
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try the library. it is the building with all the books
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When u read a book or article;\nwhen u stop reading; try to meditate(remember)what u read now and then. If u dont try to figure out some key points to remember with.For example;\nmatter is something that has weight & occupies space(simple)\nu say: matterweightspace. i cant say exactly what cos i dont what kind of things ure talkin about; math or novels .e.t.c just try to get the head points. Am i clear?
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Reading.  I love books.
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Get hold of a book and learn it your self.
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http://www.enchantedlearning.com is a very nice site.\n\nhttp://www.ed.gov/pubs/CompactforReading/tablek.html\n\nhttp://www.kidport.com/GradeK/GradeKHome.htm
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Get an index card to place under the line that she is reading.  This will help her keep from losing her place.  A colored one might work even better...  But a flourescent one might be hard on the eyes.\n\nBefore she reads, give her an idea of what she's going to be listening for by reading her the questions first... Then tell her to highlight the answers when she finds them.  This will help her to learn to actively listen and search for needed information.\n\nTeach her to read the questions, read the passage, then re-read questions one by one, skimming for the answer.  Find the key word in the question and then search the reading passage for that word.\n\nTalk to her about things like bold print, italics, captions under pictures...  Talk to her about headings and the organization of writing.  Often the first and last sentences in each paragraph tell the story.\n\nLet her know the importance of being able to read to gather information.  There are many reasons to read, including enjoyment.  Make sure that she's having opportunities to read for fun, too.  Not just dreary homework.  Take her to the bookstore and let her buy a book.  It could even be a comic book!  The point is to get her to read.\n\nYou might notice that she is better at reading comprehension in fiction than non-fiction stories.  This is good to know, because you can point out her strength and focus on her area of needed improvement.\n\nLet her see you reading for both pleasure and for gathering information.  Help her to understand that every day reading is important in the real world.\n\nGood luck!
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click here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reading_comprehension
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read a book..listen to some music and sing to it?
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Read and read a lot. If there's words you dont know the meaning, check in the dictionary. Make that  a habit.
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try your local library.
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Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body. \n\nBy Sir Richard Steele ( And I agree!!!)
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Lots of reading, not just books, but newspapers too.  Be sure to look up any words you don't know if you cannot derive the meaning from context.   Also I find crossword puzzles are a great way to build your vocabulary, because it has you thinking of the alternate meanings of words and phrases.