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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Listening to music
Which is correct?
(a) He is listening to the music / listening to music.
(b) He is listening to music from / of the radio.
(a) He is listening to the music / listening to music.
(b) He is listening to music from / of the radio.
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Listening to music is usually enough, unless you are listening to specific music previously mentioned. We hear music on the radio.
- Listening to music is usually enough, unless you are listening to specific music previously mentioned.
- We hear music on the radio.
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Listening to music is usually enough, unless you are listening to specific music previously mentioned.
We hear music on the radio.
We hear music on the radio.
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