When trying to read orally with expression, it is best
a.
read one word at a time, slowly
c.
ignore punctuation
b.
read a phrase at a time
d.
all of the above

The correct answer is B. Read a phrase at a time

Explanation:

Although reading aloud might be challenging in some cases there are basic principles you need to follow this includes always considering the punctuation marks as some punctuation marks such as comma, period or semicolon introduce a pause and others such as exclamation and question marks imply a change in the tone you are reading, besides this, in all cases you should focus on reading a phrase at a time rather than reading slowly each word, this is also link to  the punctuation as phrases are commonly separated by different punctuation marks. Therefore, when trying to read orally with expression, it is best to read a phrase at a time because this makes reading more effective and also the expression or tone depends on punctuation marks that affect complete phrases rather than individual words.

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c or d they are the same