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The phrase "continue to be taught" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the ongoing process of learning or instruction. Here is an example sentence: "Even though in-person classes have been canceled, students will continue to be taught through online lessons and assignments."
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Undergraduate courses would continue to be taught in Italian.
Today, Americans continue to be taught myths about the Vietnam War.
Maths and science classes in Chinese primary schools will continue to be taught mainly in Chinese, though there will be extra tuition in English in those subjects.
And here in Haddonfield, the principal, Joseph Serico, said there was no question that the course would continue to be taught.
(Rimbaud, for instance, may continue to be taught at the Sorbonne, but only if his conjectured conversion to Islam is presented as a fact).
The use of abdominal thrusts -- better known as the Heimlich maneuver -- will continue to be taught for use on conscious victims.
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Girls, however, continued to be taught at home.
Greenlandic is the principal language of instruction in the schools, but Danish also continues to be taught.
We've got to ensure that it continues to be taught in all schools, and also that it is taught by specialist teachers.
The philosophy of Aristotle, in its various interpretations, continued to be taught in the universities, but it had lost its vitality and creativity.
Mill's Logic was extremely influential, and it continued to be taught at Oxford and Cambridge well into the 20th century, but in the end his importance lay less in logic and epistemology than in ethics and political philosophy.
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