March 12, 2025
Piano
I am a bit nervous this morning because I am going to play the piano in front of many people. I did like to play the piano when I was child. My mother forced me to play the one. I never practice it. However, Thanks to my mother, I play the piano while work
My mother forced me to play the one.
However, Tthanks to my mother, I play the piano while working.
"I play the piano while working" or "I play the piano while doing work"
March 18, 2025
Thank you very much.
I am a bit nervous this morning because I am going to play the piano in front of many people.
I did like to play the piano when I was child.
This sentence is correct, but because you chose to write 'did like' instead of 'liked', this suggests that you want to emphasise that you used to like playing the piano when you were a child, but maybe your feelings have changed now.
My mother forced me to play ithe one.
I never practice it.
Do you mean you never practice now, or you never used to practice when you were a child?
However, Thanks to my mother, I play the piano while working.
What do you do for work? Can you really play the piano at the same time as working? or do you mean you can work and also pursue your piano playing in your free time as a hobby?
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It's a lovely skill to have, I hope your concert goes well tonight :)
March 13, 2025
I made a mistake about spelling.
I hated playing the piano when I was child. but I learn many things from your sentence.
I work at the kindergarten as a nursery teacher. I sometimes have to play the piano in front of the people.
March 13, 2025
If I opened a concert, I would need
to pay for audiences.
I am a bit nervous this morning because I am going to play the piano in front of many people.
I did liked to play the piano when I was child.
Sounds more natural
My mother forced me to play ithe one.
However, Tthanks to my mother, I play the piano while I work.
March 13, 2025
Than you so much for correcting my sentence.
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I did like to play the piano when I was child. I Sounds more natural I did like to play the piano when I was child. This sentence is correct, but because you chose to write 'did like' instead of 'liked', this suggests that you want to emphasise that you used to like playing the piano when you were a child, but maybe your feelings have changed now. |
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I never practice it. I never practice it. Do you mean you never practice now, or you never used to practice when you were a child? |
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However, Thanks to my mother, I play the piano while work However, However, Thanks to my mother, I play the piano while working. What do you do for work? Can you really play the piano at the same time as working? or do you mean you can work and also pursue your piano playing in your free time as a hobby? However, "I play the piano while working" or "I play the piano while doing work" |
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