Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence in this paragraph:

How to read aloud to a child
Read expressively.
Your tone sets the stage for a story just as much as the words and images do. Be sure to add inflection to your voice when you sit down to read a book out loud.

Options:
1). Set a pace for each sentence that follows--the slower it is, the more interesting it will become. Give each word a deeper sound when you read.;
2). When at home, focus on keeping your chin tucked in for emphasis on the words you are reading. This will likely carry your voice down higher where needed during the reading process.;
3). Perform the voices of the different characters, too. Reading with expression means that you're reflecting the tone of the story, and you should read slowly so that the child has time to think about what is happening.;
4). Use subject-statements to add in whatever you have to say. For example, instead of saying " john comes flying out of the snow club, " use the subject-statement in the first sentence.;
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