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My sister has ______ me how to ride a horse.

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My sister has ______ me how to ride a horse.

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  • learn

  • learns

  • learned

  • has learned

  • teach

  • teaches

  • taught

  • has taught

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My sister has taught me how to ride a horse.

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Chapter 4.2: My Elder Brother - Let's write [Page 75]

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NCERT English - Marigold Class 5
Chapter 4.2 My Elder Brother
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