"I learned very much" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used whenever you have gained a large amount of knowledge or information through studying, training, or experience. For example: - "After attending the lecture, I learned very much about the history of ancient civilizations." - "Through my internship, I learned very much about the inner workings of a marketing firm." - "Although it was a challenging course, I learned very much and am now well-prepared for the exam."
"I'm here today because of what I learned in school," says Chep. "If they hadn't fed us, I don't think I would have learned very much".
I'd feel completely inadequate because I thought I knew my music – I assumed, I'm the guy in music, I'm gonna know more than you – and I learned very quickly that she knew so much more.
I doubted that I would learn very much by taking the assignment, since I hate waiting in lines and don't like restaurant brunches very much, either.
Because I wouldn't think in five minutes I could learn very much, but maybe you could just stun somebody and see if they recover with aplomb.
He added: "I can learn very much from Ferrari because they have so much experience and I will want to work with them to achieve the maximum I can.
I have learnt very much from my time at Gods & Deities Inc. and will cherish the relationships I have formed with the beings there forever.
Of the novels discussed here, JM Coetzee's Disgrace is the only one I have read more than once, so it might be expected that a critical essay on this book would have more of an uphill task than the others to engage me and make me feel I was learning very much.
I certainly did not get a job, and I didn't learn very much either, because I hadn't developed a strategy for making the most of the opportunity.
Table 7 Opinions about HEIMSTÄRKE Disagree completely Disagree somewhat Agree partially Agree somewhat Agree completely Besides football, I'm not learning very much 50 4 4 8 33 I would like to participate more frequently per week at HEIMSTÄRKE 14 5 18 5 59 I see participation as an opportunity to get a job 4 8 24 20 44 Source: ZEW inclusive soccer project survey; own calculations.
It was a convivial evening, though I didn't learn very much, and the first time I'd dined with a PM since John Major in 1992.
