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Kenny1999 Posted 3 years ago
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Learn or study?

I find a couple of websites that explain the difference between learn and study but I have doubt. It's said learning is the gaining of knowledge while studying is the process.

I understand. However, for many years, I believe that "I am learning English" or "I am learning to swim" should NOT be wrong.

According to their explanations, is "I am studying English" or "I am studying how to swim" correct? It doesn't sound right!

  

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kenny1999 I understand. However, for many years, I believe that "I am learning English" or "I am learning to swim" should NOT be wrong. They are fine.

— Anonymous

  • kenny1999 I understand.
  • However, for many years, I believe that "I am learning English" or "I am learning to swim" should NOT be wrong.
  • They are fine.
  • kenny1999 According to their explanations, is "I am studying English" or "I am studying how to swim" correct?
  • It doesn't sound right!
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kenny1999I understand. However, for many years, I believe that "I am learning English" or "I am learning to swim" should NOT be wrong.

They are fine.

kenny1999According to their explanations, is "I am studying English" or "I am studying how to swim" correct? It doesn't sound right!

We can say we are studying a subj

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