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It means he was learning something and getting better".
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"He's learning something completely different and very difficult".
I have an eight and a half month old son, and every day he is learning something new.
But you and he are missing out if he gets yelled at for this experiment because he is learning something vital to his existence--presence and absence.
Don't worry if the baby is learning; if he or she is having a good time, he or she is learning something important.
You figure he's learned something.
"One is that he's learned something very important about how to sing a song.
"I think he's learned something about the country from this campaign.
'I want to call your billionaire friends.' Maybe he's learned something from this, but I really think he's just spent a lot of money".
Every time Seb steps out of the car he's learned something new which he will then apply at the next outing.
The news induced a flood of regret in poor Reed: "He's learned something none of them could have known back then.
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