Question

what is the phrasal verb of read​

Answer 1

Answer:

read, read ,read ...all are same in phrasal verb....

Answer 2

Sometimes we read to find out information and at other times, we read simply for pleasure. We may read the whole of a text or only parts of it. To describe the different ways in which we read, we often use phrasal verbs. This week, then, we take a look at those ‘reading’ phrasal verbs, focusing on the slight differences in meaning between them.

Starting with phrases for reading only parts of a book or magazine, etc., there are a number of phrasal verbs with the particle ‘through’ that describe the action of quickly turning several pages of a book or magazine, looking briefly at the text or pictures:

• I was flicking through a glossy magazine.

• I flipped through their catalogue while I was waiting.

• Sam sat, leafing idly through a newspaper.

• I thumbed through the report quickly over breakfast.