More about my work.. :)

Here's a photo. "I'm playing the piano" :)

More about my work.. :)

Here's a photo. "I'm play piano" :)

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Very good! There is one sentence which requires correction, but it may be changed several ways:

(1) I "am playing" piano. This means that at the specific moment that the photo was taken, you are truly in the act of playing the piano. This photo shows you playing the piano in that moment, and this version of the sentence is correct. If the photo was only the piano -- but without you -- then the sentence is not true.

(2) I "play" piano. This means that in both the past, present, and future, you have the ability to play the piano. In ths photo, you are playing the piano, and so this sentence is correct here also. However, if the photo is only the piano -- but without you -- then the sentence can still be correct, becase you are stating only that you possess the ability to play...not necessarily that you are playing it in this moment.

I hope that is of help to you!