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2 Oct 2022
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English (US)
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Which one is correct and natural?
As for "experience,"
1) is countable and plural, while 2) is uncountable.
2)
1) I'm planning to introduce Japanese culture *experiences to people outside of Japan in the future.
2) I'm planning to introduce Japanese culture *experience to people outside of Japan in the future.
Which one is correct and natural?
As for "experience,"
1) is countable and plural, while 2) is uncountable.
2)
1) I'm planning to introduce Japanese culture *experiences to people outside of Japan in the future.
2) I'm planning to introduce Japanese culture *experience to people outside of Japan in the future.
As for "experience,"
1) is countable and plural, while 2) is uncountable.
2)
1) I'm planning to introduce Japanese culture *experiences to people outside of Japan in the future.
2) I'm planning to introduce Japanese culture *experience to people outside of Japan in the future.
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1) I'm planning to introduce Japanese culture experiences to people outside of Japan in the future.
2) I'm planning to introduce the Japanese culture experience to people outside of Japan in the future.
3) I'm planning to introduce the experience of Japanese culture to people outside of Japan in the future.
You can also swap "in the future" with any of these examples.
In the future, I'm planning to introduce Japanese culture experiences to people outside of Japan.
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@octobot ありがとうございます。
The word "experience" is used as a countable noun or an uncountable noun. What's the difference in nuance between them?
The word "experience" is used as a countable noun or an uncountable noun. What's the difference in nuance between them?
- English (US)
@nomadatlatl It's countable. You can have many different experiences.
I would like to experience skydiving.
We went skydiving last week. It was a great experience.
We went skydiving, boating, and rock climbing. They were great experiences.
But you can also just use "It was a great experience." as well. Where "it" refers to all 3 activities.
You need to use "the" for " I'm planning to introduce *the* Japanese culture *experience to people outside of Japan in the future.", since "the Japanese culture experience" is a definite article.
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