I teach at Stanford.

I teach global health.

I could teach you.

You teach me to fence, and I teach you to act.

I want you to teach Egbert our customs. I'll teach him.

I chose to teach Berber.

I teach math, at Berkley.

I can teach in detail.

I teach high school math.

I teach you to fence?

I teach out in Brooklyn.

Why, I can teach you.

How can I teach her?

I wanted to teach you.

I don't play bridge, I teach bridge.

You show me. Teach, teach, teach.

There. I guess that'll teach 'em.

He invites them, I teach them.

I have another lesson to teach.

I wasn't worried about the material I would teach because I was well prepared and I was going to teach what I enjoy teaching.

They ask me why I teach, and I reply,

They ask me why I teach and I reply,

For years, I have watched people teach.

I said, Let's teach him to sit.

I teach kids because of my inexperience

And I am here to teach her.

And I guess that would teach you.

Captain, I don't think I need to teach you anything.

I've decided I need a woman. I can teach you.

Actually, maybe I shouldn't teach this to you.

And I teach comparative literature at Queens College.

If I teach you, can you accept it?

So, I had to teach it to myself.

I have to learn. Would you teach me?

I will teach you kung fu and swordplay.

Whatever I teach them, you show me up.

I could teach you, but to what purpose?

I can still teach you a lesson, boy.

Well, I bet you teach art or music.

Maybe I want to teach him a lesson.

I will teach thee what thou wilt say.

Everything I teach you has a good reason.

I had to teach this gentleman for you.

I was going to teach him some manners!

I wanted to teach her what language is.