By next Sunday, I'll have read through the novel.

Read through the article.

I will have read the novels through by that time.

He read the book through.

I read through the novel.

You've read through the book, haven't you?

Here we have a list of recent articles we can swipe through and read.

I'll give you a moment to read through them.

Having read through the magazine, he lent it to me.

It took me three days to read through this book.

It took me three days to read through this book.

It took me five hours to read through this book.

You can swipe through and find something interesting to read.

He set out to read the book through in a day.

I tried to read through the book, which I found impossible.

It'll take a week or so to read through this book.

It took me about an hour to read this book through.

It took me about an hour to read this book through.

Have you read today's paper?

Have you read today's paper?

Have you read this article?

Have you read this book?

Have you read this news?

I have read sixty pages, while he has read only ten.

Now, you don't have to go through the trouble of reading them and I won't read them for you.

It took her more than three months to read through the magazine.

I have 59 pages I have to read.

I will have read Hamlet three times if I read it again.

No, I have read your books. I read all books on hunting.

Have you read the help file?

Have you read this book already?

Have you read this book already?

Have you read this book yet?

Have you read this book yet?

Have you read the book yet?

Have you read today's paper yet?

Have you read today's paper yet?

Have you read today's paper yet?

Have you ever read Milton's works?

I should have read the instructions.

I have read about it somewhere.

He may have read the letter.

I have read all his novels.

Do you have anything to read?

Have you ever read Gulliver's Travels?