Grasp
Learned
Learned adjective - Having or displaying advanced knowledge or education.
Both words in one sentence
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Apparently, Indy has learned to fly, but still hasn't gotten the grasp on landing yet.
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Despite this, the gamers all learn to understand it and Peter actually manages to pick up a working grasp of speaking it, having learned it from Alan, who's been studying it for the last 23 years.
Source: Western Animation / Jumanji - Some non-native speakers speak this way due to imperfect grasp of the language (and because, unfortunately enough, this is the kind of English taught in schools and universities, while "ordinary" speech can only be learned in the street, by conversing with native speakers).
Source: Spock Speak
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