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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
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The piano/piano and a bus/bus
The music was written for piano.
OR
The music was written for the piano.
I want to learn to play (piano/the piano).
How do you differentiate them?
The piano =1 specific piano?
Piano = general ?
I go to school by bus.
I go to school by taking a bus/bus.
I go to school by a bus?
He was hit by a bus? OR He was hit by bus.
OR
The music was written for the piano.
I want to learn to play (piano/the piano).
How do you differentiate them?
The piano =1 specific piano?
Piano = general ?
I go to school by bus.
I go to school by taking a bus/bus.
I go to school by a bus?
He was hit by a bus? OR He was hit by bus.
Top answer
The music was written for piano. The music was written for the piano. I want to learn to play (piano/the piano).
- The music was written for piano.
- The music was written for the piano.
- I want to learn to play (piano/the piano).
- How do you differentiate them?
- The piano =1 specific piano?
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The music was written for piano.
The music was written for the piano.
I want to learn to play (piano/the piano).
How do you differentiate them? The piano =1 specific piano? Piano = general ?-- In your sentences, there is no differentiation. They are different only when you make further reference: I don't want to play the piano standing over there.
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The music was written for the piano.
I want to learn to play (piano/the piano).
How do you differentiate them? The piano =1 specific piano? Piano = general ?-- In your sentences, there is no differentiation. They are different only when you make further reference: I don't want to play the piano standing over there.
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