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MustAsk Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Learn information

Is it fine to say 'learn new information'?

Consumers want to reduce the time they learn new information.


I just want to ensure it's not like the word "knowledge" as it's incorrect to say 'learn knowledge'.


Thanks.

  

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Is it fine to say 'learn new information'? Yes Consumers want to reduce the time they learn new information. This seems a little ambiguous to me.

— Clive

  • Is it fine to say 'learn new information'?
  • Yes Consumers want to reduce the time they learn new information.
  • This seems a little ambiguous to me.
  • eg Maybe they don't want to learn as much new information as they currently do.
  • I suggest this.
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Is it fine to say 'learn new information'? Yes

Consumers want to reduce the time they learn new information.

This seems a little ambiguous to me. eg Maybe they don't want to learn as much new information as they currently do.

I suggest this. Consumers want to learn new information faster.

Or simply Consumers want to learn faster. ('ne

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