TALKING ABOUT INSTRUMENTS / PLAY A PIANO, PLAY PIANO, PLAY THE PIANO/ WHICH IS CORRECT?

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[@andreiivanovich2242]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 What a surprise! I’ve been taught that when talking about musical instruments there’s only one option- with the article THE. Thank you Kevin!

[@dmitriymartishenko4963]

Thank you for your help to become fluent in English in real life 🙏

[@marinacherkezishvili899]

I really play the piano😊Thanks a lot Kevin.

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

So hard to ungerstand

[@netocampero8319]

Thanks.And do You have another vídeo with the same topic?

[@rivernilemaster]

Always learning a lot from you guys! So in love with you!♥️

[@nouran_light]

There is an idiom where they someone's fit as a fiddle

[@georg727]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@user-ze9xv2om9q]

Kevin , hello, I'm from Kazakhstan ,pls , I would appreciate your help with grammar topic the Sequence of tenses', primarily the exceptions from the rule, pls cover it😊, all the exceptions.

[@nailahtombo-zr4li]

Thank you Kevin!

[@User133-us]

Thanks ❤

[@EnglishQuest594]

Thanks. Could you make a video about the idiom “ you bet” what does it mean. 🙏 thanks

[@user-js2jr7lc6z]

👍

[@rivernilemaster]

Kevin... could you please explain the difference between "I eat bread AND butter" and "I eat bread WITH butter"? Is there any difference? I've always had this question about that! Help me out, please!🙏🤗

[@fredylopez2477]

Hi my friend, I'm not Kevin but if you allow me; # If you say: "I eat bread AND butter". You're saying that you like both things, "bread AND butter" separated. AND. # If you say: "I eat bread WITH butter". You're saying that you like both things when they're mixed, I mean, when you put butter between the two slices of bread. I hope I helped thanks for reading my comment.

[@jann.6627]

@@fredylopez2477 You're right. But I think basically, in practice, both sentences mean the same thing.

[@nouran_light]

I have no clue how to play a piano nor a violin😂

[@avk1018]

Sorry, but the difference is still no clear enough