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Guest Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Singular or plural
Hi,
can someone help to correct the followings:
From our experiences
From our experience
=> which one is correct?
=> which one is correct?
Too much details
Too much detail > which one is correct?
Thank you very much.
can someone help to correct the followings:
From our experiences
From our experience
=
> which one is correct?
From my experience,....
From my experiences,......
=> which one is correct? Too much details
Too much detail > which one is correct?
Thank you very much.
Top answer
Hello Guest When you are talking about particular events that have happened around you, use 'my experiences'. When you are talking about something you have learned from the events that happened around you, use 'my experience'. If each of you (plural) has a different 'experience' in the latter sense, use 'our experiences'.
- Hello Guest When you are talking about particular events that have happened around you, use 'my experiences'.
- When you are talking about something you have learned from the events that happened around you, use 'my experience'.
- If each of you (plural) has a different 'experience' in the latter sense, use 'our experiences'.
- If all of you have experience of the same kind, use 'our experience'.
- 'Much details' is grammatically wrong.
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Hello Guest
When you are talking about particular events that have happened around you, use 'my experiences'. When you are talking about something you have learned from the events that happened around you, use 'my experience'. If each of you (plural) has a different 'experience' in the latter sense, use 'our experiences'. If all of you have experience of the same kind, use 'our experien
When you are talking about particular events that have happened around you, use 'my experiences'. When you are talking about something you have learned from the events that happened around you, use 'my experience'. If each of you (plural) has a different 'experience' in the latter sense, use 'our experiences'. If all of you have experience of the same kind, use 'our experien
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