* We study in order to learn. Therefore, use "Studying" to talk about the process, while "learning" is to talk about the outcome.
Examples:
I'm studying English every day, but I don't think I'm learning anything.
You always learn a lot about different cultures when you travel.
What's the best way to learn more and study less?
Quiz- Confusing Words - 1: http://esl.about.com/library/quiz/bl_confusing1.htm
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