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What are the differences of these words: music equipments- musical instrume

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Anonymous  +  354826 Tue, 24 Apr 07 04:55 AM
What are the differences of these words: music equipments- musical instruments
In example sentences:
- A robber in Brazil planned to steal some music equipment from a social club.
- There are interesting things everywhere, like gold discs and musical instruments.
Thanks a lot
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Clive  +  354831 Tue, 24 Apr 07 05:28 AM

Hi,

What are the differences of these words: Often they might be interchanged, but here are a couple of comments.

music equipments sounds like things other than the instruments, eg speakers, microphones

- musical instruments sounds like things that you actually play, eg guitar, piano

Best wishes, Clive
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