Instructive or educational.
If you had the opportunity to teach something you know to someone else, you should teach them something that would help them, or make their life better or easier. You could teach someone to sew, cook, crochet, knit, paint, dance, or even ride horses.
No, "teachable" is an adjective that describes a person's ability or willingness to learn something. The verb form would be "teach."
The future tense of "teach" is "will teach."
Will TeachPast: I taught the class.Present: I teach the class.Future: I will teach the class.
Teach is present tense. You can use postense taught "I tought her that" "I will teach her that"
What is meant by the statement You cannot teach ethics?
A message that is meant to teach a lesson about human nature is called a fable.
It means that it can cause hard feelings. It actually means to inflame or to make something burn. It can cause a fight.
It isn't meant to teach you. It is just a fun read.
teach they were made to teach
How to teach your parent something depends on what you want to teach them.
The term inimitable may be defined as impossible to imitate. Something that is entirely unique in nature, such as a rare painting, could be described as inimitable.
When playing teacher and you can't come up with something to teach just do what you did at school today!
There is no such word as 'aducate'. If you meant 'educate', then 'teach' is a synonym. If you meant 'adjudicate', then 'judge' is a synonym.
something that is small and that can br described by what? Minuscule ; see link to definition .
You can feel it deep down if you are meant to do something, its like magic.
Yes it can