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This way, Sarah ensures that she is reading at a comfortable level, helping her enjoy and understand the book better! 😊📖

Example of Using the Five-Finger Rule
Step 1: Pick a Book
Sarah, a 15-year-old student, picks up a book called "Charlotte’s Web" by E.B. White to see if it’s the right level for her.

Step 2: Open to a Random Page
She turns to page 5 and starts reading aloud.

Step 3: Count the Difficult Words
As she reads, she finds these words difficult:

Humble
Glistening
Miraculous
Since she only struggles with three words, she holds up three fingers.

Step 4: Interpret the Result
3 fingers mean the book is "just right" for her.
She can read it independently but might need occasional help.
If she had struggled with 5 or more words, the book would be too hard, and she might choose an easier one or ask for help. @somalienglishcollege

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Subject-verb agreement

link ESL001: Elementary English as a Second Language. link • ESL002: Intermediate English as a Second Language link
ESL003: Upper-Intermediate English as a Second Language link
ESL004: Advanced English as a Second Language

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