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What kind of noun is experience?

"Experience" can be both a concrete noun and an abstract noun, depending on the context.

Here's how:

* Concrete Noun: When referring to a specific event or situation that has happened, "experience" is a concrete noun.

* Example: "My experience at the concert was unforgettable." (The concert is a specific event.)

* Abstract Noun: When referring to the general concept of knowledge or skill gained through events, "experience" is an abstract noun.

* Example: "She has a lot of experience in marketing." (Experience here refers to the knowledge and skill gained over time.)

So, the type of noun "experience" is depends on how it's being used in a sentence.

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