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When I was a child, I learned playing the piano. But I didn’t continued, I had no interests in learning any musical instrument at that time. Now I’m growing up, and I finally completely understand the charm of music, especially the classical music. However, I haven’t enough time and energy to start it again now. That’s interesting, people always make choices in wrong time.
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Edits: When I was a child, I learned playing to play the piano. But I didn’t continued continue, because I had no interests in learning any musical instrument at that time. Now I’m growing up I have grown up, and I finally completely understand the charm of music, especially the classical music. However, I haven’t don't have enough time and energy to start it again now. That’s interesting, It is interesting that people always make choices in wrong time.
1. We use the infinitive form of verbs when we discuss things that we learn
2. We only use the base form of the verb (not conjugated) when there is a modal present. In this case, the modal is 'did'
3. Present perfect is a more appropriate tense for something that started in the past and continues today
4. We use a negative word before the word have in this case; using the word 'haven't' typically is used for some perfect tenses
5. We can avoid a run-on sentence by making the second clause dependent on the first.
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