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  • A Piano Lesson: I Started Having Piano Lessons (LDCE)

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    The document discusses two different meanings of the word "lesson": 1) a practical skill-building activity such as playing an instrument, swimming, or driving, and 2) a school class or period of instruction, particularly in Britain where "lesson" is commonly used instead of "class" in American English. It provides examples of how "lesson" is used for both learning a skill like piano or driving, as well as referring to a specific time period of instruction at school.

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    A Piano Lesson: I Started Having Piano Lessons (LDCE)

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    The document discusses two different meanings of the word "lesson": 1) a practical skill-building activity such as playing an instrument, swimming, or driving, and 2) a school class or period of instruction, particularly in Britain where "lesson" is commonly used instead of "class" in American English. It provides examples of how "lesson" is used for both learning a skill like piano or driving, as well as referring to a specific time period of instruction at school.

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    LESSON (learning a practical skill such as playing a musical instrument,

    swimming, or driving a car)

    a piano lesson: I started having piano lessons (LDCE)


    Shes started having driving lessons.
    Dominic will be having his first driving lesson this Thursday.

    LESSON (BrE) = CLASS (AmE) (In school)

    Lessons start at 9 oclock.


    Ive got a double maths lesson next.
    He gives private lessons in Spanish.
    She gives English lessons to business people in the evenings.

    I go to English classes in the evening. (New Total English elem)

    CLASS
    Cambridge: Shes been getting into yoga recently she does three classes a
    week.
    Step To B2 p.26: I go to yoga class on Monday.
    Oxford collocations: I go to yoga on Thursdays.

    She goes to drama / dance classes. (Grammar and Vocabulary for Cambridge
    First)

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