Sentence examples for already been taught from inspiring English sources

The second is a quiz section using simple games to reinforce what's already been taught.

American consumers have already been taught to voluntarily pay food servers more than $40 billion annually.

In the real world, most 5-year-olds know their way around computers, and are ready to start reading, if they haven't already been taught at home.

Thousands of teachers have already been taught rudimentary English as schools begin a rapid switchover to using the language for tuition in a few core subjects.

(This is a lesson we've already been taught by Shakespeare's romantic comedies. It is his Rosalind and Viola and Beatrice -- as well as Congreve's Millamant, and Austen's Elizabeth Bennet -- who are the original fast-talking dames).

It was that the disclosures he was making, momentous though they were, would fail to trigger a worldwide debate because the public had already been taught to accept that they have no right to privacy in the digital age.

Susan Gubing had already been teaching this curriculum at both schools, Smithtown East and West, for a decade when she happened to be filling out an application for a grant to buy a Dictaphone, and one of the requirements made her pause.

We talked about the book yesterday with Grant, who, despite being just 34, has already been teaching for a dozen years, including earlier at UNC Chapel Hill.

She has already been teaching philosophy at the Institute for more than five years.

Our labor office has already been teaching people how to code or get other useful skills, but the scope of these projects would be much broader, if only the national government supported them better.

They have already been teaching her about hygiene, good nutrition and the importance of antenatal care.