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Could anyone show me the difference between "study" and "learn" ?
Eg: "learn English" and "study math"
they are pretty much same.
"study" is used more in a school enviroment (although we do use the word "self-study"), whereas "learn" is much a general expression for meaking yourself knowledgeable...
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