I write and read only what I like. I do not like official documents (I read and write only what I need).

Reading

reading is more enjoyable for me

I can not write ... only by reading ...

Writing gives me the pleasure of going back to myself, sitting with it, thinking about it and being surrounded by it, and this pleasure can not be underestimated.

As for the world of reading, which takes us to the minds of others and their different worlds, we can never describe the pleasure that this world gives us. Its richness and richness make us unable to describe the amount of pleasure we enjoy while immersed in its depths.

Reading then writting notes.

For me, reading is usually a proper input for a better writing which is more or less a mature output of the input. Therefore, I enjoy both of them. I usually start with the reading and end with the writing.

Reading

I can't read, write only... Therefore my choice is obvious. It is communication disorder syndrome.

I think writing is not possible without reading, therefore I enjoy both reading as well as writing.

Arvind Singh

No, this is true. It is possible. For example me!

It depends on the context. If I have write something as an official official document or to read sermons from a boss, I guess how hard I try, I can't enjoy.

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Reading then writing

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Although writing makes reading more understandable, but personally i enjoy reading more than writing

"Definition of writing the act or process of one who writes: such as the act or art of forming visible letters or characters specifically"

"Reading is a multifaceted process involving word recognition, comprehension, fluency, and motivation."

Writing helps us remember better than reading. Reading is a very poor way of learning to write. Therefore I like writing

Both, reading is easy, writing needs more efforts.

If you look at them as skills, I think, the better reading is the better writing. However, some people might be good writers while they are poor readers and the vice-versa.

I write and read only what I like. I do not like official documents (I read and write only what I need).

The logics and arguments in reading the documents is most enjoyable part, if it relates to your work/ research etc and answering those arguments in writing.

writing then writing then writing

One of the main approaches to writing is the reading based approach. As Robert Louis Stevenson, the American writer, puts it , Deep engagement in reading can be beneficial for writing if we act as a "diligent ape". When reading, we should pay attention to the stylistic features of the text practiced by the text writer. The reason is that the novice writer lacks the experience in choosing and making effective use of the required diction and the related structures for conveying meanings. When a reader enters the pages of a given book , s/he should pay heed to the extraordinary possibilities for texture storing in his/her brain the mini models of text creation for future use. This imitative process is necessary because the writer should base meaning making on such models in order to exploit lawful sources of expressing his/her ideas vividly . On this basis, we could say that reading and writing have a symbiotic relationship each fortifying the other.

I like reading but adore writing because I can magically construct realities the way I see them. As Anne Frank would say:

"“I can shake off everything as I write; my sorrows disappear, my courage is reborn.”

Most time is writing.

Each has its own advantages. Greetings

I am enjoying listening. Writing and reading is my job.

Both of Reading and Writing but more is Writing. Regards

I prefer reading as compare to writing. These days instead of actual writing, we use to type our thoughts using pcs, laptops and other gadgets.

Both, but better read more often to write what you read ... Greetings

Writing

None but enjoy researching.

Hi,

They are not mutually exclusive, you have to read to write. They go hand in hand.

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That's true Dr. Meltem İdiğ-Çamuroğlu. They are not exclusive rather they are integrated.

I enjoy both reading and writing.

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Both of reading and writing .

My sincere thanks to all Dr Vadim S. Gorshkov Dr Dr.Hikmat Abdulkarim Almadhkhori Dr Nazia Asad Dr Zainab A Makawi Dr Nihada Ahmetovic Dr Segun Michael Abegunde Dr M. A. A. Al- Fatlawi especially Dr Gulzar Shah for coding a beautiful quote!!!

I like to read others work and write for my work.

Reading my writings.

READING. WRITING IS TEDIOUS

I think reading and writing becomes enjoyable when they help us discover the facts in life that we care about.

Both. I want to say Read more to Write better.

I believe that to be a good writer you have to be a good reader. So, I enjoy both.

In fact I enjoy in both of them, but I mostly prefer the reading than writing.

Both are preferred but reading is much more

Both writing and reading.

Reading.

Writing then Reading

Writing gives me the pleasure of going back to myself, sitting with it, thinking about it and being surrounded by it, and this pleasure can not be underestimated. As for the world of reading, which takes us to the minds of others and their different worlds, we can never describe the pleasure that this world gives us. Its richness and richness make us unable to describe the amount of pleasure we enjoy while immersed in its depths.

Writing.

Reading and reading then writing

Writing.

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depend to situation and type writing and reading that is interesting to write or read

Reading, always.

Writing means reading. :)

both equally!

Both, According to the subject and objective

Reading.

I think reading is fruitful when writing is combined with it.By writing a topics is helps you to read that topics equally.When writing and reading combines ,there will be a gain,that's called knowledge.

I like both of writing and reading in equal percent.

I follow the discussion my dear colleague!

Both

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Both are reading and writing but better reading. I write and read only who I love and need also, which helps me to discover and know things I did not know and interested in previously.

Both

Both

Thank you to ALL Drs for the participation!!!

I prefer to read more than write specially literature books .

thank you to Dr @ Mohammed. A. Hameed and all Drs for your contribution !!!

Reading has its own plight while the sense of satisfaction you get when writing is like superlative form

Both!

thank you Dr @sikandar and Dr Slavoljub Hilčenko for your participation!

Both !

Thank You @fouza Chergui for the participation !

Both, but i prefer reading more than writing

Thank you @Ismail younis for your contribution!

Both

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Reading more than writing in order to increase my imagination and improve the quality of what i wish to write about.

Thank you Dr @Ali Alhayany for your kind perspective!!!

Writing is, most of all, self-expression

Depend on what I read and what I write.

Both writing and reading.

Reading then writing

Reading and writing comes one after the other, reading helps to develop vocabulary, gain knowledge, understand the situations, develop skills and develops how to react to the circumstances. Whereas, writing helps us to remember, practice things, recollect the ideas in a most logical and effective manner. There is a saying that "We should listen first whatever the other says than speaking what we know". Hence, reading should be inculcated in each and everyone whether it may be by news papers or novels or text books and then write. By doing this, the ideas and concepts will be put in writing in a more effective, decent and accurate way. Hence, as far as I am concerned, I love and enjoy more and more reading and then come to writing.

Both. I think we should both read and write a lot. Time our articles getting better !!!

Yes! both are very important to motivating our carrier !

You can only enjoy writing if you really enjoy reading. Reading is necessary for good writin.

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I enjoy first reading and then writing. Both are important.

Both is very important ...reading then writing..

Firstly, reading and then writing.