practiced/exercised

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keannu

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I’ve played drums since (I was) a freshman in university.
As I wanted to play some musical instrument in a band, so I chose to play drums because it was the easiest to learn.
So I started to play drums , practiced/exercised very hard for one year, and came to be good at it.

Please let me know if the underlined parts are correct.
 
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1. since I was a freshman at university.
2. instruments in a band
3. practised very hard
4. became good at it
 
2. I wanted to choose one(some) "musical instrument", not a few ones.
3. What is the difference between "practise" and "exercise"?

1. since I was a freshman at university.
2. instruments in a band
3. practised very hard
4. became good at it
 
2. I wanted to choose one(some) "musical instrument", not a few ones.
3. What is the difference between "practise" and "exercise"?

2. a/some(unknown) musical instrument
3. It is usually practise on a musical instrument
 
Perhaps:

I've played drums since I was a freshman in college. (In British English: at university.)

And:

As I wanted to play a musical instrument in a band, I chose to play drums (the easiest to learn).

And:

So I practised very hard for a year and got good at it.

We don't use exercise to mean practice.
 
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