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I was told that in

  * べんきょうを します 

the **べんきょう** is the direct object of the expresion and in

  * ~を べんきょうします

the **~** part is the direct object Is that right? but besides that, whats the
diference?, how must be interpreted and used?
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べんきょうを します / べんきょうします interpretation and use
In べんきょうを します, べんきょう is functioning as a noun. So, the literal translation of
this phrase is "do studying", and the direct object is べんきょう. If you want to
specify what you're studying, you can say ~の べんきょうを します like "do studying of
~".

On the other hand, in ~を べんきょうします, べんきょうします is a verb "study". So, the literal
translation is "study ~", and the direct object is ~.

I think there is no difference in use between the two phrases. they just mean
the same thing.
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