I already learned that in Louisiana, but my teacher here is saying the way I learned it was wrong.
My undergraduate requirements focused on educational philosophy and politics, which I would have valued more had I already learned the basics of running a class of 24 children.
I haven't got enough of my lunch break to make the trek back to Greggs, so unless I eat my tea now – which I'm not going to do because I already learned that lesson – I'm going to have to just deal with it.
"I already learned how to write and to read the figures and I can count up to 10.
I expected this, as I had already learnt of the strength required in other butt-heavy styles I've dabbled in: Jamaica's dancehall, South America's reggaeton, and Brazil's samba (all of which are in Oxford Dictionaries Online, by the way).
I'm into both and I think they're both about the same thing, which is that you want to live for ever.' 'Has the arrival of Cassius affected your attitude to work?' 'Yeah, he's a week and one day old and I've already learnt more from him than I could ever possibly teach him.
Although I was at the time a very young physician, I had already learnt to enjoy dispensing my expertise and compassion to trusting, appreciative and deferential patients.
I have already learnt that in order to be a good teacher, I also have to keep learning a lot myself.
At our first meeting years ago on a yearly bike outing with friendly research teams, Prof. De Clercq fascinated me by his sporting drive, as I had already learnt that he was a most outstanding medico-scientist not only in my country Belgium, but really on a global scale.
In some way, I felt that I had already learned a new language, "picked it up," like Zadie Smith, "in college, along with the unabridged Clarissa and a taste for port".
He even once turned down Leo Castelli, at the time the most powerful dealer in the country, because he felt that Castelli wanted to push him to crank out versions of older works, from which "I'd already learned everything I wanted to learn".
