teach somebody that

Perhaps nothing else could have taught them that particular lesson.

"Perhaps you'll teach me that trick when we have time."

You've taught me that our own world whirls in space.

But how does one teach that private language between playwright and director?

It taught that knowledge and history move forward progressively, so people should look to the future, not the past.

"My father taught me that tune as a child, but he could never remember how the words went."

But working the dig taught me that nothing's really new.

His proposal was accepted, and he taught that course at night for several years.

"Did the Primer teach you that people would pull your hair?"

Those women teach that man a thing or two about loving.