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Jennifertran Posted 8 years ago
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Play music

Today I heard someone said, "If you want to play music well, you should study here".

So "play music" here means "play musical instruments" and I've never heard of "play music" this way.

"play music" means "playing music using CD player or something else".

It doesn't mean "you play musical instruments", does it?

Could you explain?

Thank you so much!

  

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So "play music" here means "play musical instruments" and I've never heard of "play music" this way. Yes, that is fine and native. jennifertran "play music" means "playing music using CD player or something else".

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  • So "play music" here means "play musical instruments" and I've never heard of "play music" this way.
  • Yes, that is fine and native.
  • jennifertran "play music" means "playing music using CD player or something else".
  • Yes, also.
  • jennifertran It doesn't mean "you play musical instruments", does it?
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jennifertranToday I heard someone said, "If you want to play music well, you should study here".So "play music" here means "play musical instruments" and I've never heard of "play music" this way.

Yes, that is fine and native.

jennifertran"play music" means "playing music using CD player or something else".

Yes, al

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