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H M Posted 13 years ago
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European experience??
Sometimes I wonder if I can say:
1) My brother is always talking about his European experience.
instead of saying
2) My brother is always talking about his experience in Europe.
1) sounds unnatural for me though...
But I cannot explain why it sounds strange when I mean 2).
1) My brother is always talking about his European experience.
instead of saying
2) My brother is always talking about his experience in Europe.
1) sounds unnatural for me though...
But I cannot explain why it sounds strange when I mean 2).
Top answer
instead of saying2) My brother is always talking about his experience in Europe. Yes, you certainly can, but I would use 'experiences'.
- instead of saying2) My brother is always talking about his experience in Europe.
- Yes, you certainly can, but I would use 'experiences'.
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H MSometimes I wonder if I can say:1) My brother is always talking about his European experience.instead of saying2) My brother is always talking about his experience in Europe.Yes, you certainly can, but I would use 'experiences'.
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Thanks a lot for your quick reply!
I appreciate that.
I forgot to wirte, but in case my brother is NOT a European, still can I say "his European experiences"?
I appreciate that.
I forgot to wirte, but in case my brother is NOT a European, still can I say "his European experiences"?
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H Mt in case my brother is NOT a European, still can I say "his European experiences"?Yes, if you are talking about his visit(s) to Europe.
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