curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-conversation-starters-in-the-break-room/657b5dcd5d70d67c43f62d52.md
When you are practicing, you are doing an activity regularly to improve your skills at it.
What does Tom mean when he says Yes, I love it. But I'm only practicing?
He is a professional photographer.
Practicing usually means you're still learning, not that you're a professional.
He is learning and trying to get better at photography.
He does not like photography.
Tom says, I love it. It means he likes photography.
He is teaching photography to someone.
There is no information suggesting he is teaching photography.
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