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One who is fond of reading is called?



 
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One who is fond of reading is called? #1 (permalink) Thu Oct 29, 2009 7:49 am   One who is fond of reading is called?
 

My respected teachers,

(1) Is there an individual word for a person who likes reading all the time or fond of reading any books to increase his knowledge or information?

(2)

''Having learnt English I went to the UK.'' Correct?

''Having learnt English I will go to the UK.'' Correct?

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One who is fond of reading is called? #2 (permalink) Thu Oct 29, 2009 8:21 am   One who is fond of reading is called?
 

I would think both are fine.
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One who is fond of reading is called? #3 (permalink) Thu Oct 29, 2009 8:25 am   One who is fond of reading is called?
 

1) Is there an individual word for a person who likes reading all the time or fond of reading any books to increase his knowledge or information?

A bookworm.
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One who is fond of reading is called? #4 (permalink) Thu Oct 29, 2009 8:47 am   One who is fond of reading is called?
 

Apart from Book worm....anothere word cud be Wonk....though a bit slangish.

I feel in the second sentence the better way is "After learning english......I will go to the UK
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One who is fond of reading is called? #5 (permalink) Thu Oct 29, 2009 14:53 pm   One who is fond of reading is called?
 

who is called a voracious reader?

Hello everybody! I am Annapurna.I am a primary teacher in central school.
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One who is fond of reading is called? #6 (permalink) Thu Oct 29, 2009 17:15 pm   One who is fond of reading is called?
 

Hi Kitosdad,

How do you call a person who never listens to you till the end during a discussion but imposes his thought about what he "sees" in your mind ?

Thanks in advance for your answer and have a nice time !

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