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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Learning vs studying
what is correct: I am learning English or I am studying English?
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Both are correct - what's the context? 'Studying English' is more approriate if you are talking about doing it at a college.
- Both are correct - what's the context?
- 'Studying English' is more approriate if you are talking about doing it at a college.
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Both are correct - what's the context? 'Studying English' is more approriate if you are talking about doing it at a college.
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Studying is to gain knowledge by reading and memorizing or even by examining things in the world.
For example:
I have to study hard for the final.
I studied the lesson twice,and i still can't understand well.
Students have to develope good study skills.
While learning is the consequence or
For example:
I have to study hard for the final.
I studied the lesson twice,and i still can't understand well.
Students have to develope good study skills.
While learning is the consequence or
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