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I read the first sentence in a graded reader, and I'm wondering why the author
chose the first grammar pattern over the second.

絵本{えほん｝ **も** ピアノ **も** テレビ **も** あります。

絵本 **と** ピアノ **と** テレビ **が** あります。

What is the difference in meaning between these two phrases, or, if the
meaning is relatively similar, why would you choose to use one over the other?
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grammar particle-と particle-も
grammar usage:ｘもｙもｚもあります vs ｘとｙとｚはあります
See in depth explanation: [Use of も in this
sentence.](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/14132/use-
of-%E3%82%82-in-this-sentence)

In brief

  * 絵本 **も** ピアノ **も** テレビ **も** あります translates roughly to "There are _(many things such as)_ picture books, a piano, and a television."
  * 絵本 **と** ピアノ **と** テレビ **が** あります translates roughly to "There is a picture book, a piano, and a television _(and that's exactly it)."_
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