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Audiobooks - people are listening to the book. It is a passive action. They are not reading it. They are using their ears to listen to the book. Much like one can read a play or watch a play or listen to the play. The verb is different because the kind of action being performed is different.
Audiobooks - people are listening to the book. It is a passive action. They are not reading it. They are using their ears to listen to the book. Much like one can read a play or watch a play or listen to the play. The verb is different because the kind of action being performed is different.
Now whether it gives the same experience, I do not know.
But if that's how peeps need to "read", then it's better than not enjoying books at all. Still, don't claim to "read". 
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- 07/03/2024 02:57:39 PM
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Well, my conclusive answer is "it depends"
- 10/03/2024 10:29:10 AM
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Oh, I never meant it was the same as watching a movie of the book.
- 10/03/2024 05:31:05 PM
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Also, a followup: are you saying blind people can't read unless they find novels in braille? *NM*
- 16/03/2024 03:03:14 AM
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Reading a book requires text to read. It is an active action.
- 18/03/2024 01:21:04 PM
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It definitely isn't.
- 18/03/2024 02:11:19 PM
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Oh I agree. Some others in this post dont have a basic command of the English language.
- 20/03/2024 12:29:28 PM
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*NM*