Welcome to the beginner reading exercises section! Here, you will find a variety of exercises designed to help you improve your reading skills. Whether you are a complete beginner or just looking to brush up on your basics, these exercises are tailored to suit your needs.
Vocabulary Building
1. Nouns:
- Dog is a domesticated mammal known for its loyalty and friendliness.
- Book is a set of written, printed, or illustrated sheets bound together to form a volume.
2. Verbs:
- Read is to look at written words in order to understand their meaning.
- Write is to produce written material.
Reading Comprehension
Read the following paragraph and answer the questions below.
"Every day, I read a book to improve my English. It helps me learn new words and understand different sentence structures. I also write a journal to practice my writing skills. It's a great way to keep track of my progress."
Questions:
- What does the author do every day to improve their English?
- How does reading a book help the author?
- What else does the author do to practice their writing skills?
Practice Exercises
Fill in the blanks:
- I __________ a book every day.
- Reading helps me __________ new words.
Choose the correct word:
- I __________ (read/write) a book to improve my English.
- The book __________ (has/have) many interesting sentences.
Match the words with their definitions:
- Dog: a domesticated mammal known for its loyalty and friendliness.
- Book: a set of written, printed, or illustrated sheets bound together to form a volume.
- Read: to look at written words in order to understand their meaning.
- Write: to produce written material.
Further Reading
For more reading exercises and resources, visit our Advanced Reading Exercises section.