Explanation

“About” is used to indicate the subject learned.

“From” shows the source or teacher of that knowledge.

Correct sentence:

"He learnt about love and care from his mother."

Explanation

The word “as” is used to indicate the role or position someone holds.

Correct sentence:

"He worked as a day fruit commission agent."

Explanation

The correct phrase is “speak of”, meaning to mention or talk about something.

Correct sentence:

"I spoke of my foot."

Explanation

The word “like” is used to compare someone to another person.

Correct sentence:

"A clever girl like Mariam made such a mistake."

Explanation

The correct phrase is “in this regard”, meaning concerning or about this matter.

Correct sentence:

"We should take some steps in this regard."

Explanation

The word “mainly” is incorrectly used; the correct word is “mostly” in this context.

Correct sentence:

"His father was mostly away from home because of his preoccupations."

Explanation

The word “informations” is incorrect because “information” is uncountable and does not take a plural form.

Correct sentence:

"He brought some information about his father."

Explanation

The phrase "come over" is incorrect in this context; the proper phrase is "overcome".

Correct sentence:

"It is so difficult that one cannot overcome it."

Explanation

The word "babes" is incorrect in formal English; the correct term is "babies".

Correct sentence:

"These people are as innocent as babies."

Explanation

The error is in tense usage; “have been given” is correct, so the word “been” needs attention.

Correcting it ensures the sentence properly conveys past action affecting the present.