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leer rápidamente

Grammar & Usage

verb phrase (verb + adverb)

neutral

How it works

This phrase consists of the infinitive verb 'leer' (to read) followed by the adverb 'rápidamente' (quickly). The adverb modifies the verb, indicating the manner in which the action of reading is performed. It can be used with any conjugated form of 'leer' as well.

Sample sentences

Necesito leer rápidamente este informe antes de la reunión.

I need to read this report quickly before the meeting.

Mi hijo ha aprendido a leer rápidamente en solo unos meses.

My son has learned to read quickly in only a few months.

Aunque pueda leer rápidamente, siempre prefiero tomarme mi tiempo con un buen libro.

Although I can read quickly, I always prefer to take my time with a good book.

Quick facts

adverb_formation:Adverbs of manner in Spanish are frequently formed by adding the suffix '-mente' to the feminine singular form of an adjective.

verb_conjugation:'Leer' is a regular -er verb. 'Rápidamente' is formed by adding '-mente' to the feminine singular form of the adjective 'rápido' (quick/fast).

Often used with

Mnemonic

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Example

Necesito leer rápidamente este informe antes de la reunión.

I need to read this report quickly before the meeting.

Mi hijo ha aprendido a leer rápidamente en solo unos meses.

My son has learned to read quickly in only a few months.