Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Music"

A: "As" is similar to "like," but in this sentence it means that something took place at the same time of an event. Here it is used as a conjunction. [As has different uses, that's why I put its usage here]

For example, "As you said, I failed the test" or "As my mom said, I fell in the ground"

I hope that helped!

A: 音楽おききました。

A: Like is separated by a comma, It’s a filler word. It does not have the same meaning as “as if”.

“Like, if he could play music, maybe someday I could too?”

A: It's your favorite music. The kind you listen to most often.

A: vocal or instrumental sounds (or both) combined in such a way as to produce beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion.

A: "You know a lot about music."
"You have a good understanding of music."
"You have good knowledge of music."

A: would you start the music for me?

I'm going up to the music room for a while.


She pulled a folder from her bag and they headed to the music room.


He spent some time in the music room, but was unable to concentrate, so ended up downstairs at 2:30 a.m., wondering where she could be and whether or not she felt lonely.


The mood was Victorian, and the music was classic.

Jackson then led her to the music room.

He went back and forth with the canvas from his bedroom to the music room, unsure where to hang it.

A: I listen to music so much. It’s my favorite thing to do. (= I listen to music a lot. It’s my favorite thing to do.)

I listen to music too much. I should find something else to fill my time instead.

A: is used when you hear something is so good and you describe it as music (when actually is not)

A: "Japanese is like music to my ears".

A: You say: I use it to/ in order to listen to musics.
but you can't say: I use it to listening....
"To" is a conjunction that expresses the cause (mention a reason)and here is the grammar construction:
subject+ verb + to/ in order to/ so as to + verb(infinitive form).....

A: I'm immersed in this music: the speaker is presently immersed in the music- he/she is talking about right now, not any other time.
I get immersed in this music: the speaker is talking about present time, but not right now- rather, whenever the music is played. So when he/she is saying, "I get immersed in this music," he/she means that whenever they hear the music, they become immersed in it.

A:

Blend and mix are synonyms so those sentences mean exactly the same thing.

I think “blend” would sound best in this context while talking about music.

A: Music it's like general term for all songs
Like Countries and the USA. Countries - general term.

And song - it's one of all ( Eminem - White America - is a song)

A: listen to music(correct)
listen song(wrong)
listen to songs(correct)
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listen means you direct your ears to something so you need to say listen to something.
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Ample examples
https://sentencedict.com/listen.html

A: Yeah if the circumstances are right then it sounds fine to me, like if you're neighbour says they are having a quiet gathering and then play loud music all night and you are telling your friend about it the next day. The sentence implies there was an expectation that the music would not be loud

A: Here you go, have fun learning english!😆

A: Этот не правильно, хотя мне нравится: “It seems to me that a person sorts through the strings” Что вы хотите сказать? “Game” тоже не правильно.

Может быть:
Unfortunately, I do not really understand the music. I do not know the title and artist. It sounds like it is played on the guitar.

It seems to me that a person sorts through the strings. — ??? :D

The melody is nice. The music is relaxing.

A: This sounds strange as it is niot the music but the lyrics.
You can say "Do you prefer to listen to English or Spanish music/songs" (if you mean written and performed by English or Spanish musicians or composers), or "Do you prefer to listen to songs in English or in Spanish" (if you mean with lyrics in English or in Spanish).

A: “Going easy on” means not dealing with someone in a harsh or severe manner. In this usage, it means the person has had a good life without major problems.

A: × I like to listen to music while falling asleep so sometimes after waking up, I realize I'm still wearing my ear phones.
✓ I like to listen to music when I’m trying to sleep so sometimes when I wake up I realize I'm still wearing my headphones/airpods.

A: × I like music without lyrics, so I enjoy listening classic and movie soundtracks
✓ I like music without lyrics, so I enjoy listening TO classic music and movie soundtracks (you can also say: I like INSTRUMENTAL music)

× it made me feel calm and emotional and also get rid of the stress in reality( for a while)
✓ it makes me feel calm and emotional, and helps me take a break from reality for awhile.

× May be, I would feel empty without music
✓ I would probably feel empty without music

× Nowdays, I listen to music too much on headphones,so my ears often hurts
✓ Lately, I listen to alot of music through my headphones, so my ears often hurt.

we don't say "nowadays" very much. use "lately", instead. and you will sound more natural.

A: Sounds great, I personally would say - I realised ONCE again (just sounds a bit better, no reason to do it though )that music has the power to easily change people’s emotions.

A: I'm using YouTube Music app, which comes with YouTube Premium subscription. 😄

I love the app because I can stream music without any ads & have access to an unlimited music library without worrying about running out of memory on my phone. I also watch music videos, read the lyrics, & download any songs for offline listening, which is perfect for when I'm on the go or don't have internet access.

It's an all-in-one solution for my music needs, & I find it really convenient and easy to use.

A: another way to say it: "I have Spotify Premium"