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| For example: I gained BPR skills in all my previous experiences. I think that even experience which has not plural form, in this case I hae to use it putting s at the end of the word. Is it correct? |
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| Previous is an adjective, not a noun, so it doesn't have a singular or plural form. As for the noun experience, it can be count or non-count: Ex: I had many horrifying experiences as a pilot. Ex: I need work experience in that field to get that job. |
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