Examples of using To learn to read and write in English and their translations into Greek
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To learn to read and write.
The people have to learn to read and write.
Once Parliament represents us all,everyone will have the time to learn to read and write.
I had to learn to read and write again.
But we're congregated here to learn to read and write.
I had to learn to read and write all over again.
What Spain really needed… was for everyone to learn to read and write.
Do you want to learn to read and write?
He even had to learn to read and write again.
Thus, began Lesra's incredible,pain-filled journey to learn to read and write.
First you have to learn to read and write, man.
When one is able to listen and speak,it's much easier to learn to read and write.
Would you like to learn to read and write?".
In large countries like India, Pakistan or Bangladesh, for example,40-50% of the people over 15-year-old find it impossible to learn to read and write.
It is necessary to learn to read and write.
Founded in September 1994 by socially engaged carpet traders, CARE& FAIR- Carpet Trade Against Child Labour- aims to enable regular schooling for children of carpet knotters,provide opportunities for women to learn to read and write as well as provide free healthcare for the whole family.
Would you like to learn to read and write?
You had to learn to read and write, even though this is unnatural!
Every boy should have the chance to learn to read and write.
She's going to learn to read and write, whatever you say.
In 1916 the Arhuacos asked the government of Colombia for teachers to learn to read and write and also learn about mathematics.
First I have to learn to read and write better to understand.
The film tells the story of Maruge(Oliver Litondo), an 84-year-old villager and former freedom fighter,who is illiterate and wants to learn to read and write, even if this means attending a first grade class with six-year-old pupils.
We want our children to learn to read and write, to defeat the shame of illiteracy.
Description:"To the one who replied to the post office on July 16 with" research has lost a friend Brussels",you better go back to school and primary to learn to read and write before you commit to a express your thoughts pub".
Won't you have to learn to read and write for that?
Last year a proposal was made to use mother tongues first in the national educational program, as this short film entitled Lian Inan(Mother Tongue)[tet] points out,highlighting“the importance of a child's first language in helping them to learn to read and write, to respect the culture of their parentsand community, and to become fluent earlier in the official languages of Timor-Leste”.
They send them to learn to read and write and think.
Y'all got to learn to read and write real good, so you never have to work for people like that.