Two years experience......?

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Hello,Could you tell me please if these sentences are right?I have two years experience.I have a two years experience? I have a two year experience.Or    a two year(s) experience is necessary.     two years of experience is needed.     two years experience     is neded.

LouiseT · Accepted Answer

For me the correct phrases are:-

I have two years experience.
Two years experience is needed...........

The others are not natural for me.

Anonymous · Answer

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BarbaraPA · Answer

I'm sorry, but I must disagree.
Two years' experience
or
Two years of experience

But not
Two years experience

Ivanhr · Answer

Hi guys

Another possibility is two-year experience. It's interesting to say that "Two weeks notice (the movie)" sounds acceptable to the guys at Hollywood. But then again they can hardly be considered grammar experts.

BarbaraPA · Answer

Two-year experience works in some situations.

I had a two-year experience I'll never forget working in the Peace Corps.

It doesn't work as "Two-year experience is required for this job."

Anonymous · Answer

Thank you.

Two years experience......?

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