English · Common Verbs
/lɜːrnz/
[/lɜːrnz/]
third-person singular of learn
Third-person singular present of 'learn': used when he, she, or it gains knowledge or skill.
My little cousin learns a new word in English almost every single day at school.
My little cousin learns a new word in English almost every single day at school.
From Old English 'leornian' (to acquire knowledge).
Used with singular subjects in the present tense to describe gaining knowledge.