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'learn how to sail' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase whenever you are discussing the topic of learning how to sail or to encourage someone to do it. For example, "I always wanted to learn how to sail, so I'm signing up for lessons this summer."
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Both joined a school in Jersey City to learn how to sail.
Pupils from Samworth will be given the chance to learn how to sail on Gordonstoun's 80-foot training vessel.
To learn how to sail he pottered about off Littlehampton with a man from the DHSS who fancied his girlfriend.
If all else fails, visit last year's Resolution Generator because in the face of so much hardship, who doesn't want to learn how to sail?
From £750 for eight days, including B&B, zarasplanet.com It's difficult to think of a more beautiful place to learn how to sail than in the tropical climes and clear waters of the Andaman Sea.
I told friends to learn how to sail so they could cross the ocean with me, and I began to consider whether I would make landfall in Lisbon or Gibraltar.
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He loved it and learned how to sail".
But growing up with the boat, they've learned: How to sail.
He dreamed of a business that would remove barriers to learning how to sail.
"Learning how to sail is kind of like learning a whole new language," Cook said, and this was no exaggeration.
Because of his mentorship, I learned how to "sail" in Silicon Valley networks, approach and pitch to investors, draft a business plan and face the competition with confidence.
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