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Lucas21c Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Learn / be learning / learn about~
Could you explain to me the difference in terms of meaning among the following sentences, by giving some example of a daily life?
1. I learn English.
2. I am learning English.
3. I learn about English.
Also, I am not sure whether "I am learning about English" sounds right and natural. Could you tell me about it as well?
Thank you.
1. I learn English.
2. I am learning English.
3. I learn about English.
Also, I am not sure whether "I am learning about English" sounds right and natural. Could you tell me about it as well?
Thank you.
Top answer
1. I learn English. — What I do most of the time.
- 1.
- I learn English.
- — What I do most of the time.
- 2.
- I am learning English.
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1. I learn English.— What I do most of the time.
2. I am learning English.— What I'm doing these days or right now.
3. I learn about English.— I study the history, demography, linguistics, etc. of the English language most of the time.
2. I am learning English.— What I'm doing these days or right now.
3. I learn about English.— I study the history, demography, linguistics, etc. of the English language most of the time.
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Yes, and I think that after reading MrM's explanation you can guess what it means.
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