I am teaching.

I teach.

I am teaching English.

I teach Chinese.

I teach English.

I teach Spanish.

I teach here.

I teach geography.

I teach yoga.

I teach history.

Yes I have that memory but it's not going to now bother me as flashbacks and disturb me.

I teach at Stanford.

I'm teaching Basque.

I am teaching Berber.

I teach French to adults.

I teach French.

I'm not teaching anymore.

I don't teach French.

I teach French here.

I'm teaching French to Tom.

I'm teaching Tom French.

I'm teaching at a university.

I teach French to children.

Twenty years I have been teaching

I'm teaching graphic design.

I teach mathematics and physics.

I teach Tom French.

I still teach French.

I teach French to Tom's children.

I teach French to my children.

I teach French in Boston.

Getting soft in your old age?

I wouldn't think so.

I have been teaching English these five years.

I teach biology and French.

I teach French at a high school.

I still teach French.

And I teach comparative literature at Queens College.

I've been teaching French for three years.

I am a professor at the University of Michigan School of Information.

I teach high school math.

Josh Lewis, professor of 18thcentury poetry.

I teach high school in Auriol.

This is the second seminar of this kind organised by Eurostat.

How was the seminar?