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Of those, only the third is correct,* but the word "English" needs a capital.

*This is ignoring abbreviated styles in which articles are dropped, such as you might find in a note or headline.

Anonymous hi . i have a question. which blew forms are correct or incorrect?learning of english language .learning english language.english language learning.

grammarfreakAs far as I can see, none of the above is correct in addition to the multiple punctuation and capitalization mistakes.

You don't see "English language learning" as a correct phrase?

In that case, shouldn't they be all correct then? To me, " learning English language" is just as correct as " English language learning".

GPYYou don't see "English language learning" as a correct phrase?

grammarfreakIn that case, shouldn't they be all correct then? To me, " learning English language" is just as correct as " English language learning".

It would have to be "learning the English language" (or just "learning English", of course).

GPYIt would have to be "learning the English language"

So none of them were correct as they were posted, weren't there ?

"English language learning" sure looks correct to me.

grammarfreakSo none of them were correct as they were posted, were they?

I was looking at it from a sentence point of view. None of them were complete sentence, never even thought about them being phrases.

grammarfreakI was looking at it from a sentence point of view. None of them were complete sentence, never even thought about them being phrases.

Please be more careful in your responses. You said that they were not correct, not that they were not sentences. You also overlooked the fact that GPY mentioned that a phrase was being referred to.