Is the sentence right?

[eddy143]

Greetings to you all, Please could you help out with this? Do we say "learn any knowledge" in english?

e.g They can not learn any Knowledge.

Best Regards.

[TheParser]

Greetings to you all, Please could you help out with this? Do we say "learn any knowledge" in english?

e.g They can not learn any Knowledge.

Best Regards.

***** NOT A TEACHER *****


(1) A teacher will soon answer you.

(2) I just wanted to respectfully remind you that "cannot" is usually spelled as

one word: I cannot speak your first language.

(3) It is separated only in something like:

Tom can not only speak and read 10 languages but also understand 15 more

languages when he hears them.

[emsr2d2]

Greetings to you all, Please could you help out with this? Do we say "learn any knowledge" in english?

e.g They can not learn any Knowledge.

Best Regards.

1) Cannot is one word
2) Knowledge only needs a capital letter at the beginning of a sentence or the beginning of a quotation.
3) We don't say "learn knowledge". We usually say either simply "learn [something]" or "gain knowledge" but the two are not exactly the same.

For your specific sentence, I would say:

They cannot learn.
They cannot learn anything.
They are incapable of learning.

As usual, it would depend on context.