The phrase "the difficulties of learning" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the challenges or obstacles that one may face while trying to acquire new knowledge or skills. Example: Many students struggle with the difficulties of learning a new language, such as unfamiliar grammar rules and pronunciation.
But, even setting aside the difficulties of learning how to run a retail business, such a site would face problems of protocol worthy of the U.N. Security Council — if Amazon didn't accuse publishers of price-fixing first.
On a recent Ethiopian Airlines flight from Addis Ababa to Beijing brimming with Chinese contractors, workers from Road and Bridge and other companies swapped notes on the grab bag of countries they work in, and debated about the difficulties of learning Portuguese and French in places like Mozambique and Ivory Coast.
Endoscopic surgery has characteristics that increase the difficulties of learning.
It may be hard for you to understand, you have most likely not been in the position where your father doesn't see you grow up because he is working to allow his children to come to the land of the free and the brave; you may not understand the difficulties of learning a second language, being bullied for speaking English "weird," and seeing people die of hunger right in front of you.
4 18 Rather than tackling the difficulties of learning, adapting and validating a new system, we decided to develop our own based on our previous studies.
Math humor can come in the form of cartoons, jokes (such as the number 7 being cannibalistic because "7 ate 9"), or even song parody (such as the original author of this article parodying the Five Man Electric Band's song "Signs" as "Sines," about the difficulties of learning trigonometry).
But Ms. Fleming had underestimated the difficulty of learning the role of Blanche in "Streetcar".
Richardson noted the difficulty of learning a third offense in two years, this one without the benefit of a preseason.
The difficulty of learning a new language will depend on how similar that language is to one you already know.
Comic books account for 60percentt of printed publications in Japan, a reflection of low literacy rates due to the difficulty of learning Japanese characters.
Beyond the difficulty of learning three languages, the fact that Mandarin and Minnanese use overlapping characters with different pronunciations means that some students end up mastering neither.
