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Contraposition Posted 13 years ago
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He performed to the accompaniment of ?? piano.
(with one piano player)
(with one piano player)
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"a" or "the" "The" could refer to a particular piano. It's also traditionally used to distinguish one instrument from another: Do you play the piano or the violin? " He played to the accompaniment of the piano, not the orchestra.
- "a" or "the" "The" could refer to a particular piano.
- It's also traditionally used to distinguish one instrument from another: Do you play the piano or the violin?
- " He played to the accompaniment of the piano, not the orchestra.
- (also, a piano, not an orchestra )
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"a" or "the"
"The" could refer to a particular piano.
It's also traditionally used to distinguish one instrument from another:
Do you play the piano or the violin?
We also ask, "Do you play piano or violin?"
He played to the accompaniment of the piano, not the orchestra. (also, a piano, not an orchestra)
"The" could refer to a particular piano.
It's also traditionally used to distinguish one instrument from another:
Do you play the piano or the violin?
We also ask, "Do you play piano or violin?"
He played to the accompaniment of the piano, not the orchestra. (also, a piano, not an orchestra)
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