This document provides guidance on reading for comprehension. It discusses skimming and scanning text features to understand the main ideas. Learners will be able to use comprehension strategies like making connections, monitoring understanding, and visualizing. The steps for reading comprehension are to skim to understand the main idea, underline unknown words, look through words carefully, and concentrate on vocabulary in context. Ideas for skimming include reading the title, watching for signal words, and focusing on main ideas. Intensive reading applies grammatical knowledge and identifies language structures. Building vocabulary involves using references, and understanding word parts and context clues. The document provides examples of different types of reading comprehension questions.