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meaning of experienced #1 (permalink) Mon Oct 25, 2004 9:26 am   meaning of experienced
 

Test No. incompl/inter-36 "Go for it", question 2

After what you've ........., I'm sure you need a holiday.

(a) felt
(b) sensed
(c) acted
(d) experienced

Test No. incompl/inter-36 "Go for it", answer 2

After what you've experienced, I'm sure you need a holiday.

Correct answer: (d) experienced

Your answer was: incorrect
After what you've acted, I'm sure you need a holiday.
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Been through #2 (permalink) Mon Oct 25, 2004 10:09 am   Been through
 

After what you have experienced means after what you have been through.

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meaning of experienced #3 (permalink) Mon May 24, 2010 22:12 pm   meaning of experienced
 

hi,

Suppose he was a blind man feeling his way and found something?
Then felt is the correct answer.

Or someone said to his boss: I do not feel sure that I entirely share your views.
Then the boss could reply: After what you’ve felt, I'm sure you need a holiday.

And I understand exactly how you feel about my examples Torsen .
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meaning of experienced #4 (permalink) Mon May 24, 2010 22:33 pm   meaning of experienced
 

Wrong on all counts again.

1. The blind man would experience through feeling, so experience is still correct.

2. The boss's response does not make sense in your conversation.

3. You might think you know, but you cannot really be sure.
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meaning of experienced #5 (permalink) Mon May 24, 2010 23:00 pm   meaning of experienced
 

Those are your own private feelings, after what you've felt, I'm sure you need a holiday Bee.

and really I mean it.
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meaning of experienced #6 (permalink) Mon May 24, 2010 23:07 pm   meaning of experienced
 

He felt that his whole life was some kind of dream and he sometimes wondered whose it was and whether they were enjoying it.
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