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Saraba Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

It is like repetitious on previous experiences

Is this correct and natural English?
If not, could you tell me how would you say?
  

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It is not correct or natural, but I am unable to understand the meaning in order to correct it. Can you give me an example or some more description. The word 'repetitious' is used to indicate something happening over and over again.

— Wilpeter

  • It is not correct or natural, but I am unable to understand the meaning in order to correct it.
  • Can you give me an example or some more description.
  • The word 'repetitious' is used to indicate something happening over and over again.
  • The word 'like' is often inserted (in informal English) without having any meaning, so is ignored.
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It is not correct or natural, but I am unable to understand the meaning in order to correct it. Can you give me an example or some more description. The word 'repetitious' is used to indicate something happening over and over again. The word 'like' is often inserted (in informal English) without having any meaning, so is ignored.
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Thank you for your reply.

Say I am experiencing something right now.
The experience is just like what I experienced before.
It is like repeating the same experience.

I would like to say something like this in short.
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You might be looking for the expression, deja vu. I am experiencing deja vu.
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Thank you very much sir.
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