taught
v.v. the past form of 'teach'. You use it to say that you helped someone learn a skill or subject in the past.
v. the past tense and past participle of 'teach'. Refers to the completed action of imparting knowledge or instructing a student.
She taught me how to play the piano last year.
The professor taught history at the university for over thirty years before retiring last spring.
Having taught the introductory course for a decade, the lecturer possessed an intuitive understanding of the specific concepts that students typically found most challenging.
From Middle English taught(e), tau(h)t(e), from Old English tāhte, tǣhte, from Proto-Germanic *taihtē.
The past tense of 'teach'. It is a transitive verb that can take both a direct and an indirect object ('taught me math').
He teached us wellHe taught us well'Teach' is an irregular verb; the past form is 'taught', not 'teached'.