Questions & Answers about אני קורא עיתון בלילה, אבל בבוקר אני קורא ספר במיטה.
Not by itself. קורא is the masculine singular present-tense form of the verb לקרוא.
In Hebrew present tense, the verb usually shows:
- gender
- number
but not person. So קורא can mean:
- I read / I am reading if the speaker is male
- you read / are reading to one male
- he reads / is reading
That is why the pronoun אני is important here: it tells you the subject is I.
Then קורא changes to קוראת.
So the sentence would be:
אני קוראת עיתון בלילה, אבל בבוקר אני קוראת ספר במיטה.
This is a very common thing English speakers need to get used to: in Hebrew present tense, verbs agree with the speaker's gender.