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Susanna P.
One more question about the meaning.
What's the difference in use and meaning between "learn" and "study"?
Thanks, guys :)
Dec 17, 2013 9:14 PM
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Normally, you use 'learn' when you are doing something new and learning the skill the first time. 'Study' is used for revising, re-learning those things. 'Study' is used more in America than England and also when talking about higher education (University)
Examples in use:
"I am learning how to fix a car" and "I will learn the alphabet at school tomorrow."
"I need to study for the exam tomorrow" and "I am studying Medicine at University"
Hope this helps, if you need any more explanation just comment below.
December 17, 2013
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