Sentence examples for you were to learn from inspiring English sources

If you were to learn about Generation Z purely from mainstream media outlets, you would believe young people are financially and culturally ruined.

If you were to learn French you'd immediately recognise many words, because the English equivalents have French Latin roots, such as ballet or amiable.

"What if you were to learn how to make it and set up shop across the street?" asked one restaurateur in Flushing.

No? Well if you were to learn about poetry in a formal way, you'd be bombarded by all sort of funny terms which are used to describe the way verse is written, including metric feet, meter and iambs.

If you were to learn Chinese you'd find that its grammar is similar to English in many ways – for example each Chinese sentence has a subject, a predicate and an object (though an English speaker would most likely find learning French easier than Chinese).

If you were to learn that you were wrongly placed on a watch list, good luck getting off it.

Be upbeat and say how happy you are to learn of their recent wedding and wish them well.

How surprised would you be to learn that your magic number had been posted on the Internet by the government?

The more you learn, the more there is to learn.

"If you are going to learn you are going to be having a conversation with people who challenge your preconceptions".

It all depends on who you are, and how you're going to learn.