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Experience vs. expertise #1 (permalink) Fri Nov 25, 2005 6:04 am   Experience vs. expertise
 

Test No. incompl/elem-17 "White Water Rafting", question 1

You must admit flying in a hot air balloon is an amazing ..........

(a) expression
(b) experience
(c) expertise

Test No. incompl/elem-17 "White Water Rafting", answer 1

You must admit flying in a hot air balloon is an amazing experience.

Correct answer: (b) experience

Your answer was: incorrect
You must admit flying in a hot air balloon is an amazing expertise.
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could you please explain? why use experience
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Experience vs. expertise #2 (permalink) Fri Nov 25, 2005 9:09 am   Experience vs. expertise
 

Hi,

Experience has the sense of knowing something personally. If you fall over and hurt yourself, you experience pain. Again in the sentence in the test the word is used as a noun - describing the personal sensation of flying.

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Multiple choice test number 17 #3 (permalink) Tue Oct 21, 2008 14:53 pm   Multiple choice test number 17
 

Hi,dear Mr.Daerr!

I have just taken the multiple choice test number 17. I got right at all 10 questions at my first attempt:
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To be honest with you, I'll tell you that when I was taking the test I was looking at the explanation part of the test. I had some doubts ,but all is clear now.
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Experience vs. expertise #4 (permalink) Fri Jun 26, 2009 15:25 pm   Experience vs. expertise
 

Dear Torsten,

I 've just taken two tests .I only got eight but it's ok. for me cause of I didn't learn them much. And I have to say sorry for I didn't study your lessons for a long time. I feel confuse with my routine works and no have time to do anything .Everything comes to me too much . I need time to relax and .... I promise I'll come back for English again after I get better
Thank for your useful lessons.
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Experience vs. expertise #5 (permalink) Fri Jul 17, 2009 13:00 pm   Experience vs. expertise
 

Hello, everybody made this test! This one is a very funny one and i really enjoyed doing it!
Thank you very much indeed!
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Experience vs. expertise #6 (permalink) Fri Jul 17, 2009 13:03 pm   Experience vs. expertise
 

It would be very nice if there were some chances to download audio samples of these tests! Especially for non-native-english-speakers like me.
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Experience vs. expertise #7 (permalink) Sun Jul 19, 2009 13:28 pm   Experience vs. expertise
 

Expertise is something you HAVE not Do.
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Experience vs. expertise #8 (permalink) Sat Jul 25, 2009 13:52 pm   Experience vs. expertise
 

Hi Alan,
Sorry, but I'm doubtful why it is not "expertise"
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