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Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal Verbs READ, Definition and Example Sentences

Read for sth

Meaning: to read, looking especially for something, such as errors, clarity, etc…

The teacher read her students’s essay for spelling and grammer errors.

If writers hire an assistant to read for the mistakes, this is better fort hem.

Read over

Meaning: to read something quickly from the beginning to the end

Hirers should read over the contract before signing it.

The teacher read each student exam paper over.

Read into

Meaning: to believe that an action, remark, or situation has a particular importance or meaning

That sentence means exactly what it says. Don’t try to read anything else into it.

We are not reading too much into your comments.

Read sth back

Meaning: to read some information back or again to the person who has just given it.

Could you read back my son’s letter to me.

My friend asked me to read back what I’d written.

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Sleep Learning

Once thought of as a foolproof method to learn facts passively, sleep learning (or the playing of recorded lectures to sleeping people, in the hopes that they will recall the content of these lectures) has not been working very well as of late, but will be working better in our incredible future!

MedKit – Dealing With Songs That Get Stuck In Your Head

On today’s Medkit we explore the efficiency of learning in your sleep, delve into futuristic sex toys and finally understand what goes on with songs that get stuck in your head.

What is the deal with songs that get stuck in your head?

Well, my friends, the culprits seem to be earworms. An earworm is a piece of music that repeats through your mind long after the music has stopped playing.

When…