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Discover Ludwig"learned fast" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means that someone is able to learn quickly or has a talent for learning new things at a rapid pace. Example: Sarah was impressed by how quickly her new coworker, Rachel, learned the job. She seemed to have a natural ability and always caught on to new tasks right away. "You're really picking things up fast," Sarah told her with a smile. "I wish I could learn as quickly as you do."
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She learned fast.
And I learned fast.
He learned fast.
They learned fast.
Osunde learned fast.
She learned fast out of necessity.
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The Chinese learn fast.
I learn fast".
You can learn fast.
I'm learning fast.
Kodak had best learn fast.
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