これに加えて彼は、ヘブライ語を読むことが出来る。の英語

Above and beyond this, he can read Hebrew.

He can read and write English as well.

He reads Arabic.

He reads foreign books, not to mention Japanese ones.

He can't even read, let alone write.

He reads Arabic.

But he is bad at reading English.

He can both speak and write Russian.

He can't read that kanji.

He can both speak and write Russian.

He can't really read Chinese characters.

He can't write any kanji.

He can both read and write Spanish.

He can't read French, much less write it.

He read a passage from Shakespeare.

He is well read in Chinese authors.

He writes English better than he speaks it.

She can write a letter in English.

He can neither read nor write.

She can read even this difficult a kanji.

She can read difficult kanji.

He can read and write.

He not only speaks well,but also writes well.

He speaks and writes English with equal facility.

He is well read in Chinese authors.

He is well read in English authors （or English writers―この場合には―English books―と言わず）

He often quotes the Bible.

As he can not read English, I read his English letters for him.

He writes Japanese letters well.

He writes English well