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'study' vs. ' learn'



 
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Subject-verb agreement: We strongly suggest Mr. Smith review his insurance policy | 'and' vs 'or'
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'study' vs. ' learn' Sun May 11, 2008 9:35 am  'study' vs. ' learn'
 

Hi again,

Could you tell me which is good?

1. She studies to play the piano.
2. She studies how to play the piano.
3. She learns to play the piano.
4. She learns how to play the piano.

Thanks a lot.
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'study' vs. ' learn' Sun May 11, 2008 9:44 am  'study' vs. ' learn'
 

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These are OK:

3. She is learning to play the piano.
4. She is learning how to play the piano.
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