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Meanings of learned to in English

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Usage of learned to in English
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I think perhaps I have not learned to cook American food well.
Happiness key
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He learned to wrestle after he enlisted in the Free State Army.
The new yorker
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I learned to love many people who were quite different from me.
The Guardian
4
As often happens in such societies, artists learned to express themselves obliquely.
The Irish Times
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Jack learned to value Bobby's advice above all others the hard way.
True compass: a memoir
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As Varanna observed Sorak's different aspects, she soon learned to differentiate them.
The outcast
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We have learned to remain wary of news concerning Martin Scorsese projects.
The Irish Times
8
She had heard similar sounds before, had even learned to speak them.
The Mammoth Hunters
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I have learned to question my assumptions about what other people feel.
The Vital Abyss
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You still haven't learned to consider consequences, and you can't afford that.
White night
11
So we learned to let go and let them feel the adrenaline.
The Irish Times
12
It was the profane heathen, of whom Israel learned to worship idols.
Works of John Bunyan — Volume 02
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Dan hadn't really thought to mention that he'd never learned to dance.
Make your move
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I've learned to think about love and grace the way they do.
The Unlikely Disciple: A Sinner's Semester at America's Holiest ...
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After that I learned to ask the bank not to permit overdrafts.
Beginnings
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How Grant learned to tie the torchon of foie gras, for example.
The reach of a chef: beyond the kitchen
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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