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<p>When Ada Byron learned of Charles Babbage’s Analytical Engine, she correctly predicted that machines like it would one day produce music.</p>

<p>What is the difference between learned of and had learned that</p>

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<p>As you may have noticed, I’m pretty bad at grammar and I really want to improve. Will completing Barron writing workbook and rereading silverturtle’s guide suffice?</p>

<p>“learn of” = to find out about, to hear about, to become aware of the existence of. It is followed by a noun phrase: “Until I learned of general relativity, I believed time was a side-effect of angel farts.”
“learn that” must be followed by a clause: “Until I learned that my pants were on fire, I was lounging around nonchalantly.”</p>