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Several years experience? Wed Nov 08, 2006 21:26 pm  Several years experience?
 

Hi, what is the difference between 'several years experience' and 'several years of experience' other than one expression contains a preposition and the other doesn't?

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Several years experience? Wed Nov 08, 2006 21:32 pm  Several years experience?
 

Hi Torsten

The meanings are the same, but I'd also say that several years' experience should have the possessive apostrophe.

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