Question

I like ____ the piano.

A. playing

B. Play

C. played

D. Was played​

Answer 1

Answer:

playing

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Here, we have to fill in the blank. The complete sentence will be 'I like playing the piano.'

• Here, a form of the root verb 'play', will be used to fill in the blank.
• The present continuous form of 'play', 'playing', will be used in the sentence.  
• The present continuous also called the present progressive or present imperfect is a verb form used in modern English that combines the present tense with the continuous aspect.
• Here, this provides the sentence with a logical meaning and makes the sentence grammatically correct.
• The verb 'play' does not fit here correctly. Since the speaker here is talking in the present continuous.
• The verb 'played' is in the past tense and can't be used in this sentence.
• The word 'was played' is also in the past tense and can't be used in this sentence.
• Thus, the complete sentence will be 'I like playing the piano.'

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