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Discover Ludwig"not yet learned" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing something that has not been learned or understood by a certain point in time. Example: "The students were struggling with the advanced math concept, but their teacher reassured them that it was okay because it was not yet learned and they would cover it in the upcoming lessons."
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Have we not yet learned?
There are lessons we have not yet learned.
Germany has not yet learned to play the benign superpower.
A spokesman for Mr. Amash said he had not yet learned of his new committee assignments.
They are becoming obsolete though they have not yet learned that fact.
Or perhaps we have not yet learned to appreciate the beauty of such a building".
It is because Indian shops have not yet learned how to protect their stock.
They lost the communist era's discipline, but had not yet learned Western ways.
A quiz, he recalls, could quickly determine which concepts students had not yet learned.
The Democratic Party had not yet learned how to manage its convention for prime-time television.
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