Japanese · to teach
The teacher teaches.
Tom teaches.
I teach English.
I'll tell you how to do it.
I'll tell you where it is.
Teaching is learning.
We learn by teaching.
He's a bad teacher.
I can teach English.
My sister's work is teaching English.
Knowing is one thing, teaching quite another.
My uncle engaged himself in teaching cooking.
Tom is good at teaching French.
To know is one thing, to teach is another.
I'll teach you French if you teach me English.
To know a language is one thing, and to teach it is another.
Did Mr Davis come to Japan to teach English?
How long has it been since you gave up teaching at that school?
Don't tell him.
He teaches English.
Do you like teaching?
She instructs students in English.
I like teaching French.
Mr Hirayama teaches very well.
He is better able to teach than I am.
I forgot to give you my phone number.
She is capable of teaching English.
His job is to teach English.
I am quite unqualified to teach them.
It is one thing to know and another to teach.
Ted doesn't have the competence to teach English.
OK. Let me give you my number.
She earns her living by teaching.
He is capable of teaching Spanish.
How well Mr Hirayama teaches!
It's not easy to teach French.
I shouldn't have given Tom my phone number.
Her delight consists of teaching children.
Not only did he teach school, but he wrote novels.
He is capable of teaching French.
He always teaches from notes.
Will Mr Oka teach English?
He is skillful in teaching pupils.
Mr Suzuki, our new teacher, teaches us English.
It is up to parents to teach their children manners.
Teaching demands a lot of patience.
I have come to Japan not to teach but to write.
The caller refused to give us his name.
I won't be teaching you how to behave, Tom.
This was to teach me to think methodically.