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Aoymee2 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
'The'
Whenever you talk about musical instruments, do you always have to add 'the' before it? In either spoken/written form.
for example:
1. I've play the piano for 8 years now.
2. Can you play the violin?
3. Are you playing the drums(or drum?) in the performance?
Is it grammatically incorrect to say:
1. I've play piano for 8 years now.
2. Can you play the violin?
3. Are you playing drums(or drum?) in the performance?
Thank you
for example:
1. I've play the piano for 8 years now.
2. Can you play the violin?
3. Are you playing the drums(or drum?) in the performance?
Is it grammatically incorrect to say:
1. I've play piano for 8 years now.
2. Can you play the violin?
3. Are you playing drums(or drum?) in the performance?
Thank you
Top answer
aoymee2 Whenever you talk about musical instruments, do you always have to add 'the' before it? This is common in British English, but not in American English.
- aoymee2 Whenever you talk about musical instruments, do you always have to add 'the' before it?
- This is common in British English, but not in American English.
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aoymee2Whenever you talk about musical instruments, do you always have to add 'the' before it?This is common in British English, but not in American English.
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