There is no point ______ the piano, unless you practice every day. A. to learn to play B. by learnin

There is no point ______ the piano, unless you practice every day. A. to learn to play B. by learning to play C. of learning to play D. in learning to play

The correct answer is D. in learning to play.

The phrase "there is no point" is typically followed by the preposition "in" and a gerund (-ing form of a verb) to express that an action lacks purpose or value. This structure follows the pattern "there is no point in doing something," meaning the action described is not worthwhile under the given conditions.

Option A ("to learn to play") uses the infinitive, which does not fit the required grammatical pattern after "there is no point."

Option B ("by learning to play") incorrectly uses "by," which implies a method rather than the lack of purpose conveyed by the sentence.

Option C ("of learning to play") uses the preposition "of," which is not the standard collocation with "there is no point"—the correct preposition is "in."

Thus, the sentence logically states that learning piano lacks value unless daily practice occurs, making "in learning to play" the only grammatically and contextually appropriate choice.