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CopyRight Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Piano
"He plays (the) piano."
"He gives lessons on (the) piano."
The definite article "the" is necessary because "piano" is countable?
"He gives lessons on (the) piano."
The definite article "the" is necessary because "piano" is countable?
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It's more common to use "the" in both sentences, but you could get away with dropping it in the first sentence. It's necessary for the second sentence.
- It's more common to use "the" in both sentences, but you could get away with dropping it in the first sentence.
- It's necessary for the second sentence.
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It's more common to use "the" in both sentences, but you could get away with dropping it in the first sentence. It's necessary for the second sentence.
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