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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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I have experience that
I have experience that I lived in Canada for five years.
Does the sentence above make sense?
Does the sentence above make sense?
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Anonymous I have lived in Canada for five years. Does the sentence above make sense? Yes as edited.
- Anonymous I have lived in Canada for five years.
- Does the sentence above make sense?
- Yes as edited.
- Or you can write: I have lived in Canada for five years and experienced the Canadian way of life..
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AnonymousI have lived in Canada for five years. Does the sentence above make sense?Yes as edited.
Or you can write: I have lived in Canada for five years and experienced the Canadian way of life..
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Instead of speaking/writing that, I'd like to speak/write one of these:
- I have the experience of living in Canada for five years.
Or
- I have lived in Canada for five years. I lived there from eg 1995 to 2000.
If you use the present perfect tense "have lived", it means you have experienced living in Canada. We can also use 'present perfect' to talk abo
- I have the experience of living in Canada for five years.
Or
- I have lived in Canada for five years. I lived there from eg 1995 to 2000.
If you use the present perfect tense "have lived", it means you have experienced living in Canada. We can also use 'present perfect' to talk abo
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