Sentence examples for learnt because from inspiring English sources
And there is a lot of repetition, that's why at the end of the training they are now able to implement what they have learnt, because they repeat".
Furthermore, abnormal regulation of level of goal/action identification may be learnt because shifts in level of goal/action identification could be negatively reinforced by the removal of distress rather than positively reinforced through goal progress.
It's something I've learnt, because I think I saw my father laugh three times.
Not just how to turn on the telly or video, but certain people's names I never learnt because he did that.
What she was publishing – I learnt because they soon started arriving in the bookshop where I worked – were reprints of JG Ballard's short story collections: The Voices of Time, The Terminal Beach, Vermillion Sands.
"I learnt because the public library had a very good facility where you could go and learn how to use the internet and that was very useful indeed".
When I was a kid, I got to live in America and learnt English, because as you know, French people are known for not being that great with English, so are the Spanish!
Well, we're working on that but we never, ever tell anybody anything about what we're doing next because we have learnt – to our cost, because normally we're trying to break records – that certain other people are also trying to break the same records.
"I hope I'm not supposed to have learnt it all, because it's a long story!" I ask about an intriguing project listed on the Internet Movie Database (www.imdb.com).
Knight is concerned that lessons still haven't been learnt, in part because of the lack of sex education in schools.
But responses to the fighting in Gaza have been such as to drive even the most quiescent of English Jews – whether quiescent because we have learnt to expect nothing else, or because we are desperate to avoid trouble, or because we have our own frustrations with Israel to deal with – out of our usual stoical reserve.
