Question
24 Dec 2017
- Simplified Chinese (China)
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English (US)
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English (UK)
Question about English (US)
A. Play guitar
B. Play the guitar
Which is correct?
A. Play guitar
B. Play the guitar
Which is correct?
B. Play the guitar
Which is correct?
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- Indonesian
- Malay Near fluent
- Javanese Near fluent
It depends on the sentence. But A is more natural
- English (US)
- Russian Near fluent
better to use B. because you can use it in any sentence, unlike A.
B. ex. "my brother can play the guitar
A ex. my brother can play guitar
B ex. "Hey Dad, can I play the guitar on monday?
A ex Hey Dad, can I play guitar on Monday
B is the safer phrase to go with
- English (US)
@mryoung
“I play the guitar”
And
“I play guitar”
Are the same.

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