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In various dialects of English, you'll hear "She's playing piano", She's playing a piano" and "She's playing the piano".
I wasn't suggesting that they meant the same thing. I wasn't clear. I simply meant that, without further context, you might hear all three of those from people you showed that picture to.Dialectic differences would account only for the first and third forms. The second has a different meaning.
I wasn't suggesting that they meant the same thing. I wasn't clear.
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