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The phrase "again to learn how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a desire or intention to revisit a topic or skill for further understanding or mastery.
Example: "After struggling with the project, I decided to go back to the tutorial again to learn how to use the software effectively."
Alternatives: "once more to understand how" or "again to grasp how".
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I went again and again, to learn how it worked.
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Lisa hasn't figured that out, but then again, she wouldn't want to learn how to do that to other people.
Learn from their example, because if life knocks you down, you can pick yourself back up again, even if you have to learn how to do it, in the process.
I need to learn how to see again, how to hear again and how to FEEL.
And more importantly, to learn how to overcome them again and again by building the resilience skills that will continue to serve them for years to come.
At age six hundred and something, he has to learn how live again as a Homo Sapien.
I, on the other hand, wary of getting banged in the head again, turned down his generous offer to learn how to surf.
This year, I resolved to learn how to hit again.
"Xerox has to learn how to compete again".
And Sgt. First Class Brian Eisch, 36, struggled to learn how to run again.
Ultimately, we've all just got to learn how to breathe again.' That's it then is it?
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