You, you can teach it.

I agreed to do remote tutoring with her.

Or has the calculator been taught?

It's hard to teach, and it's not all that easy to learn.

SP You've got it! You've got the job.

I got me a horse! Look, Mom! I got a real horse!

But it was really hard to teach in the classroom.

I got her number. Did you get a good shot?

The good code got thrown out and the bad code got thrown out. The stuff I was proud to show my mom and the stuff that I wouldn't want anyone to see at all was equally thrown out.

Where's art? I got productivity. I got sports.

I've got a green card! I've got a green card! (Laughter)

Three. Go! I got your position.

They're coming. You just got to hang in there a little bit. You hold on for just a little bit.

Hey, I've got Captain, I've got one!

You've got a medal, and I know how you got it.

She got beat up.

What did you get?

I got leave.

You got any?

I got my man!

You got a bet!

Got a trade?

I got it. I got it.

I got one!

I got a beaut!

How much did you get?

You got your key?

I got the recipe.

How much did he get away with?

I got shoes

Got a room.

You got your buddy.

We don't have to. I got a car.

You got a crank?

Get the what?

You got yours.

I got the money.

Got your wire.

You'll get one.

I've got my life!

And yet, it is not taught in any K through 12 curriculum in America that I'm aware of.

At an academic level, Dutch is taught in over 225 universities in more than 40 countries.

The very idea, all these collective nouns that we have been taught about nation, class, family.

Just because she met good parents, she had good life since young.

You got the top grade in the class?