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The phrase "almost everyone learned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a majority of people acquired knowledge or skills in a particular context or situation.
Example: "After the training session, almost everyone learned how to use the new software effectively."
Alternatives: "nearly everyone grasped" or "most people understood".
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Many Libyans say the ease with which former Qaddafi supporters have switched sides is a testament to the pervasive cynicism of the Qaddafi era, when dissent meant jail or death, job opportunities depended on political connections, and almost everyone learned to wear two faces to survive within the system.
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If all else fails, remember almost everyone learns from their mistakes so ask about funny or embarrassing moments from their life.
It's almost like everyone learns in a different way".
With some effort almost everyone can learn to program.
Everyone learned something.
Everyone learns about everyone else.
Why can everyone learn Portuguese?
Everyone learning.
Everyone learns off everyone else.
Everyone learns differently.
Everyone learns from their mistakes.
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