100 BRAINLIEST Compare your experience of casually reading a short story or novel and reading one to analyze for your English class. Do they always involve different kinds of novels or stories? Is the time spent reading significantly different between the two? Do the two experiences yield different kinds as well as different quantities of enjoyment?

7 reading strategies you can use to improve your comprehension skills

• Improve your vocabulary.

• Come up with questions about the text you are reading.

• Use context clues.

• Look for the main idea.

• Write a summary of what you read.

• Break up the reading into smaller sections.

Pace yourself.

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When reading a book for school, I put more focus in and I read the book for a specific outcome. In comparison, when reading a novel casually, I read it for relaxation and entertainment without expecting any outcome. I find that it may be harder to read a novel to analyze in english class, as it requires more attention. I think that usually because I have to focus more, it takes me longer to read a book for school. When I complete a novel for school, I feel a sense of accomplishment as I am proud of myself for completing it. I would also find myself asking questions to myself about the book in preparation for class. When completing a book after reading it for enjoyment, I always seem to never be able to get the book out of my mind. I also feel very proud after finishing the book.

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the original because it was the first to be created which means it is most likely to be tried the hardest. meaning the actors tried their hardest to make it right because shakespeare was so famous.

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