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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Learn piano?

Hi. Is either correct as an answer to the question, "What will you do this summer vacation?" Should it be "I'll learn to play the piano" and "I'll learn to play the violin"? Thank you in advance for your help.

1. I'll learn piano.
2. I'll learn violin.
  

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Anonymous Hi. " Should it be "I'll learn to play the piano" and "I'll learn to play the violin"? 1.

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  • Anonymous Hi.
  • " Should it be "I'll learn to play the piano" and "I'll learn to play the violin"?
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  • 2.
  • I'll learn violin.
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AnonymousHi. Is either correct as an answer to the question, "What will you do this summer vacation?" Should it be "I'll learn to play the piano" and "I'll learn to play the violin"? Thank you in advance for your help.1. I'll learn piano.2. I'll learn violin.
In the US it is more often "learn to play the (musical instrument)". You could, however, say 'learn J
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AnonymousShould it be "I'll learn to play the piano" and "I'll learn to play the violin"?
Those would be correct, in the UK.
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