Question

Exercise: 1) Anita is (learning/studying) to swim. 2) I (learned/studied) to ride a bicycle when I was four. 3) I’m trying (to learn/study) French. 4) Miles is (learning/studying) medicine at college because he wants to be a doctor. 5) She is (learning /studying) to be a doctor by watching the work of her more experienced colleagues. 6) We must (learn/study) the map before we start our journey. 7) We soon (learnt/studied) to do as we were told in Mr. Spinks’ class! 8) You must (learn/study) this poem.

Answer 1

1)learning
2)learned
3)to learn
4)studying
5)studying
6)learn
7)learnt
8)learn

Answer 2

It seems like you want to choose the correct verb form (learning, studying, learned, studied) to complete the sentences. Here are the correct choices for each sentence:

1. Anita is learning to swim.
2. I learned to ride a bicycle when I was four.
3. I’m trying to learn French.
4. Miles is studying medicine at college because he wants to be a doctor.
5. She is learning to be a doctor by watching the work of her more experienced colleagues.
6. We must study the map before we start our journey.
7. We soon learned to do as we were told in Mr. Spinks’ class!
8. You must learn this poem.