私醫聯招 英文歷屆試題｜第 181 題

As a person reads, he has his own writing experience to fall back upon. His understanding of what he reads, and his feelings about it, are  (31) , and deepened, by his possession of writing as a  (32)  of communicating. As a child begins to learn reading, he begins to acquire the rudiments of writing.  (33)  these two skills are always acquired together is important and not coincidental. As the child learns to read words, he needs to understand that a word is something he can write himself, though his muscle control may temporarily prevent him  (34)  it clearly. That he wields such power over the words he is struggling to decipher  (35)  the reading experience a satisfying one right from the start.