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    This document provides language tips for answering questions about learning to do something, including using past tenses to discuss times in life phases, saying who taught you the skill, and using non-defining relative clauses and adjectives of personality. It also offers phrases for expressing freedom and constraints.

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    This document provides language tips for answering questions about learning to do something, including using past tenses to discuss times in life phases, saying who taught you the skill, and using non-defining relative clauses and adjectives of personality. It also offers phrases for expressing freedom and constraints.

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    Formula 11: Did You Ever Learn To Do X?

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    ShahzaibUsman
    This document provides language tips for answering questions about learning to do something, including using past tenses to discuss times in life phases, saying who taught you the skill, and using non-defining relative clauses and adjectives of personality. It also offers phrases for expressing freedom and constraints.

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    Formula 11: Did you ever learn to do X?

    The Formula

    Model Answers
    Language Step 1: Past Tenses and Times in life phases

    Language Step 2 Saying who taught you

    Language Step 3; Non defining relative clauses and adjectives of personality


    Extra Language Point Phrases to express Freedom and Constraints

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