How to read fast?

I haven't studied speed reading, so I don't know the exact technique, but although it has its usefulness, I don't think I would want to use it when reading for pleasure. When reading a story, I like to savor what I'm reading. If you read too fast, you don't have time to really process what you're reading. If you read a lot, you will find yourself naturally reading faster. It comes with practice. The more you read the faster you get - even in a second language.

i use my finger to read thru a sentence for me thats fast and some times i rea aloud and pass my finger thru it lol it works for me one of my professors taught me that and aunt says thats a lazy way to read lol.

Pace of reading is relative to every person. Base to my experience and someone I knew, someone reads faster if he is used to reading. My friend has been reading books since his childhood and he really read books very fast. He can finish a novel in one night. Amazing right? On my part, it depends on what I'm reading but usually, it is not the speed that matters to me. As long as I understand what I'm reading, the speed won't matter. Anyway, still the best way to read is having yourself on the right mood while reading so you understand each line and won't have to go back to previous lines.