You can learn some things useful from everyone.
You can learn some useful things from everyone.
You can learn something useful from everyone.
Are all the above versions sound right? If not, why not? Thanks.
In the second sentence, the phrase "useful things" is the normal adjective-noun combination. In the third sentence, "something useful" is a set phrase which you will hear every once in a while. As for the first sentence, it ("some things useful") isn't used (as far as I know), and I see no reason that it should be used.
Does that help?
~R
something useful
Do something useful! Go clean your room!![]()
Thanks, Ron.