the child was taught (past tense) the child is taught (present continuous - he was taught - he still is taught - and will be continuing to be taught) teached is never correct.

I agree with Zac's statement, however, it is unclear from your question if you wanted a past tense or present tense sentence. So, if you want past tense, Zac's answer is correct (The child was taught to do so.). But if you want present tense, "The child is taught to do so." is correct. An example of the present, ongoing tense would be: Is that child taught to read English and Mandarin? Yes, the child is taught to do so.

Neither. You would say The child 'was taught to do so.' Hope this helps! =)

Hi, taught is the right one, you can not use "teached", There is no word like "teached" in the English language :)

According to www.yourdictionary.com: TEACHED: Verb (nonstandard, colloquial, dialectal) simple past tense and past participle of teach Usage notes The correct past of teach is taught. Anagrams cheated