Examples of using "Lido" in a sentence and their english translations:
What are you reading these days?
I've been reading a lot.
You may have read this book already.
No book is worth reading.
He's read a lot of books.
It is possible that you have already read this book.
- I suppose you have heard of it.
- I suppose you've heard of it.
Not every book deserves to be read.
- I should have read the instructions.
- I should've read the instructions.
You may have read this book already.
This is the book to read.
I wish I hadn't read the comments.
Have you read Tom Jackson's book?
Tom has been reading a gardening manual.
It is possible that you have already read this book.
You shouldn't have read Tom's letter.
- I have read every book in the library.
- I've read every book in the library.
I remember reading about it.
I haven't been reading any books or magazines lately.
How many books do you think you have read so far?
Tom signed the contract without reading it.
So, that's how I look at sales.
I'm instinctively bad with children and infants.
Having read the newspaper, I know about the accident.
I deal with people like that all the time.
I deal with those kinds of problems every day.
Tom has been places that I've only read about.
Having read the book, I could answer all the questions.
If I read this book once more, I shall have read it three times.
Nature is like a book that wants to be read and properly understood.
Did you read the whole book?
Not every book is worth reading.
What do you think was the most read article this year on the Japanese version of Wikipedia?
I've been reading a really interesting book lately.
"Anyone who wants to be read should write in English" – more and more people have this very questionable opinion.
- After reading Tom's letter, Mary burst out crying.
- After reading Tom's letter, Mary started crying.
Though this is a bulky book with over 1000 pages, I will have read it all by this time next week.