Do you move your mouth when you read?

[readsbyarun]

I sometimes do it while the story gets interesting.

[Essywa]

No I read silently,I tend to concentrate more.

[car-mbz]

Just like you I also move my mouth while reading. I find that it really helps in boosting my concentration.

[Khaiden T]

I do it here and there. A voice in the back of my mind keeps telling me not to do it, as if I were a toddler who's just learning to read. "Don't do it! You'll mess up your learning and never read properly!" so I kind of try to avoid it. Hopefully I'm just being silly about it.

When I get into a certain "zone" (you know the one), this stops as I get immersed in it.

[C3cilia]

I don't move my mouth when am reading unless when skimming though a section.

[Archaeoptery]

No, unless it is something that does not make a lot of sense.

[Elena Nechita]

I don't move my mouth, but I sometimes get that instinct.

[AbandonedProfile1]

Not generally no, but I have repeated newly discovered words out loud.

[oussamaelmajid]

It depends on the mood, sometimes my brain cannot focus on the written words and make sense of it until I whisper, sometimes at late night (2am) I must utter the words in a low-voice, while sometimes my brain prefers to silently read, such as when I'm returning from a jogging session in the morning or after a cold shower, it really depends on the situation I find myself in.

[Linda S 1]

I do that when there are dialogues in a book or when the text is a bit complicated.

[Amna Khalid]

I read book in many ways. I move my mouth while reading or just read with a closed mouth. Also, sometimes I whisper while reading a book.

[Matlhodi Nozwayo]

When I start to get tired I usually start whispering the words to bring my attention back. It is an instant help.

[stylesreview]

Not often. When I'm having trouble catching up with the book's pace, or understanding a particular section, or when I find a very good description, only then do I mouth it or mumble it.

[LS Daniyal]

No, I don't, not even a whisper. It's a trait I picked up from childhood.

[Cheryl Erickson]

I don't usually move my lips when I read but I have caught myself doing it on occasion. I think it may happen when I am trying to understand a difficult part. I don't know if it helps or not!