Poll: The book reads well.
The book reads well. |
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Votes: 400
Comments: 8
Added: April 2007
Comments:
| kimmikoto - 9th June 2007 01:20 |
| Books DON"T READ!!! |
| WSM - 20th June 2007 12:41 |
| But they can read well. |
| dp - 24th June 2007 20:34 |
| <i>This</i> sentence is correct. |
| ali20ast - 29th June 2007 09:37 |
| please an english expert the answers,so that we know the answer |
| gren - 5th November 2007 02:23 |
| Here the verb "read" is middle voice, which means it is grammatically active but semantically passive. So the sentence "The book reads well" means "One reads the book well". |
| sara - 6th January 2008 11:05 |
| do you mean that the sentence is grammatically correct |
| william - 7th October 2008 10:51 |
| G.WILLIAM MARRION B.TECH |
| Stuee - 9th September 2009 15:32 |
| It is grammatically correct. For example, it's a bit like saying, "The car drives well." Obviously we don't mean that the car is a good driver, but that it is good to drive. Same. |
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