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the researcher read the passage | aloud | to the subject who then |
auld testament he wis readin | aloud | frae genesis twintyecht the story |
her neep her faither read | aloud | frae the auld testament he |
not totally useless jimmy rasped | aloud | the bitterness in his voice |
the passage should be read | aloud | at this point yet the |
separate contexts reading a passage | aloud | containing a number of key |
study children read a passage | aloud | for instance in a formal |
suggests how we might read | aloud | the dialogue in the passage |
team has firstly to identify | aloud | the genres from their pieces |
to its sound when read | aloud | and these can help bring |
i ve used that word | aloud | except when we read king |
read the newspapers and books | aloud | for the loon s benefit |
if the poem is read | aloud | indeed it is difficult to |
if somebody had read it | aloud | tae me follae this link |
took and when his poems | aloud | were read his listeners like |
difficult to read this poem | aloud | without falling into some kind |
kind of behaviour paddy mumbled | aloud | you ve turned into a |
that again jimmy warned himself | aloud | but it was tough soon |
in the words allowed and | aloud | which is longer normally in |
the notes neat i wondered | aloud | they were extremely so i |
reading it as it were | aloud | and it will come quickly |
kleptomaniac or screamed that message | aloud | the fact couldn t have |
page but scots when spoken | aloud | with scottish pronunciation and it |
it has come tae pass | aloud | fair eve ye are a |
i m going to say | aloud | i say congratulations to that |