Which Grammar is Correct for Years of Experience?

Surabhi_manjunath

This discussion will explore the correct grammar for expressing years of experience. We will discuss the various ways of expressing years of experience, such as "years of experience," "years' experience," and "years experience," and how to correctly use each. We will also discuss the differences between these three expressions and when it is appropriate to use each one. Additionally, we will look at examples of how to correctly use these expressions in sentences.

blackladybug

The correct grammar for expressing years of experience is "years' experience" (with apostrophe). For example, "I have five years' experience in accounting." You can also say "years of experience" (without an apostrophe), which is less common. For example, "I have five years of experience in accounting."