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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Confusion between "one year " and 'one year of"

Hi,

Please let me know which of the below sentences is gramatically correct. Thanks in advance

1) I have 1 year experience working in XYZ company as Audit officer

2) I have 1 year of experience working in XYZ company as an Audit officer.
  

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Hi, Both are said, but #2 is more standard. I suggest this. I have 1 year of experience as an Audit officer with XYZ.

— Clive

  • Hi, Both are said, but #2 is more standard.
  • I suggest this.
  • I have 1 year of experience as an Audit officer with XYZ.
  • Clive
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Hi,



Both are said, but #2 is more standard.



I suggest this.

I have 1 year of experience as an Audit officer with XYZ.



Clive
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Allow me to add that single digit numbers are usually spelled out.

Therefore, I have one year...

The Linguist
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