Have been teaching VS have taught?

Both forms are OK, but without any further context I have been teaching makes it a bit clearer that you are still doing it. On the other hand, it also suggests a bit that you may have been doing it temporarily. The correct forms are I have been teaching and I have teached taught.

Is have taught correct?

Both sentences are grammatically correct. The first sentence implies that the action is complete. The second sentence implies that the action has been going on and perhaps is still continuing.

Have been taught Meaning?

both have the same meaning. They both mean that someone taught you that something is wrong, and one can’t know whether you still follow what you were taught. I (was)(have been) taught that it is wrong to……..but I don’t believe that anymore.

How do you use taught in a sentence?

He has taught me the most important lesson of my life. He taught them how to make a sand temple. You have taught me the value of life. He taught me how to walk when I was a baby.

Did not teach or taught?

Your school didn’t taught “ is not acceptable to the standard of modern English for this simple reason that lt [ did– taught] is a double past verbal structure. The correct form is “ didn’t teach “ instead. hasn’t taught “ is good no doubt. Suggestively, “didn’t teach” is a better application for the past reference.

Has been taught which tense?

@spenc41 Actually ‘I had been taught’ is a completed action in the past. Someone has already taught you. I had taught is also past completed tense that I was the one teaching. I had been taught to ride a horse when I was a child.

How do you use skillfully in a sentence?

with skill.

1. The jeweller skillfully engraved the initials on the ring.
2. He skillfully parried all the interviewer’s most probing questions.
3. He tooled skillfully along the path.
4. He skillfully fuses these fragments into a cohesive whole.
5. She steered the car skillfully through the narrow streets.

Is Taught past tense?

Taught is the past tense of the word teach. An example of taught is for a teacher to have presented a grammar lesson on commas to her class yesterday. Teach.

Can you use have taught to replace have been teaching?

No, you can’t use have taught to replace it. I have been teaching is the present continuous tense. When something is been happening for a period of time and is still happening the present continuous tense is used. It is created by combining the verb to be with the present participle of the primary verb.

What is the difference between “I have been teaching” and “ I have taught?

“I have been teaching” uses the present perfect continuous tense, while “I have taught” uses the present perfect tense. The difference is that the continuous tense emphasizes the continuing nature of the teaching, while the perfect does not, but the meaning to the hearer is the same.

How do you know when to use teaching in a sentence?

Look at these: I was teaching my students when the fire alarm rang and we had to leave the building. I had been teaching for five years by the time I turned 25. I taught academic oral language for five years. In the first example, teaching is an activity that was ongoing when another event occurred.

How do you use the verb graduate in a sentence?

Every year, around graduation season, there are scads of soon-to-be-graduated students frantically looking up the verb graduate, so as to not misstep in a job interview by using it incorrectly. Is it “I was graduated from Nescience University” or simply “I graduated from Nescience University”?

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