The phrase "learn tremendously" is grammatically and syntactically correct when used in written English.
For example, "By attending this class, I am sure to learn tremendously."
For example, if a student is interested in information related to science, they can learn tremendously of their own desire.
Countries that are in the process of approving drones for commercial use can learn tremendously from the EASA.
I continue to learn tremendously on the team track, both in terms of scientific research and people skills, and see it as a good fit for me long into the future.
You'll learn tremendously from seeing such a wide range of approaches.
The younger and older generations can learn tremendously from each other.
I find that I learn tremendously, gain the most ground and surprise myself with my own abilities when I wholeheartedly invest myself in a new project.
"I've learned tremendously from them," Suh said of Carl and Bo Pelini.
"But from start to start, we're just learning tremendously, whether it be how to approach lefties or how we feel about ourselves".
"When I look back at the artwork and culture of my ancestors, I learn that they were tremendously adaptable people," Mr. Spang said.
She later confessed to feeling very nervous through the discussion but found it to be a tremendously learning experience.
Al Jean, the hit show's executive producer, wrote in a statement: "I was tremendously saddened to learn this morning of the passing of the brilliant and gracious Marcia Wallace.
