English Language Learners Asked on December 17, 2021
Is it correct and natural to say learn with a textbook meaning to learn something using a textbook? For example:
It’s as useful to learn a foreign language with a textbook as to learn it commuicating with people.
If it sounds off, how would you say it?
It’s actually fine, but I feel that “from a textbook” would be slightly more idiomatic.
I’d also make a few other changes to your phrasing so that it would be:
It's as useful to learn a foreign language from a textbook as it is to learn one by communicating with people.
Answered by Chris Mack on December 17, 2021
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