Rewrite these sentences using words or phrases on the vocabulary section to describe the experience of reading particular books.
1.
I just could not seem to become involved in the story, so I stopped reading it.
2.
It's not very serious, and it's easy to read.
3.
It's dense and very difficult to read.
4.
Take it to bed with you; it's just right when you're settling down at night. All the time I was reading it, I just couldn't wait to get to the next page.
5.
You find yourself wanting to read more, it's so fascinating.
6.
The book is full of useful information.
7.
Her second novel did not attract a large number of readers.
8.
This book contains some great moments of true understanding of how things are.
9.
It is a pleasantly interesting tale about a boy who nurses an injured bird.
10.
Mena Harrap's self-help book was a reflection of the time it was written, but what was true in the 1980s doesn't necessarily apply nowadays.
Possible Answer
- I just could not get into the story, so I stopped reading it.
- It's lightweight.
- It's heavy going.
- It's good bedtime reading; it's just right when you're settling down at night. All the time I was reading it, I just couldn't put it down.
- It's compulsive reading, it's so fascinating.|It's a gripping story.
- The book is very informative.
- Her second novel did not attract a large readership.
- This book contains some great moments of insight.
- It is an engaging tale about a boy who nurses an injured bird.
- Mena Harrap's self-help book was a product of its time, but what was true in the 1980s doesn't necessarily apply nowadays.
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