Object

• lesson: However, do we take time in the aftermath to learn the lessons such outbreaks teach us?

• difficulty: They grow up with mild or moderate learning difficulties.

• outcome: A case study approach was used to determine the effect of the course design on student learning outcomes.

• environment: This facility will offer an outstanding learning environment for our students.

• skill: I like to think Iâd try to keep improving myself in any way I could by learning new skills.

Used with why or when

• what: Also learn what are the limitations of all job opening sites on the Internet.

• How: Learn How To Make the Platform Produce square shoulders all around the work piece by screwing a stop to the platform's auxiliary deck.

• why: Learn why millions of people all around the world have become addicts.. .

Infinitive complement

• appreciate: I learned to appreciate the depth of the human inside the helmet.

• listen: All you need to do is learn to listen to what they are telling you.

Adjective complement

• more: Do you want to learn more about service audit?

• English: WEBLINKS WEBLINKS WEBLINKS WEBLINKS WEBLINKS WEBLINKS More than 60,000 people come to the UK every year to learn English.

Preposition: from

• experience: So many of us learn from experience on this subject.