experience

The word experience is a noun.

When the noun "experience" refers to a past event, it is countable. For example,

But when its meaning is the length of time that you have spent doing something or when we talk about a skill or knowledge that you get by doing something, it is uncountable. In this case, you will often see the preposition “in”, “with‘, and “of” used with the word experience. Let’s look at how to properly use them.

“Experience in sth.” is used when we refer to a particular field. For example,

“Experience with something” is used when we refer to something more specific. For example,

Okay! Sometimes you can hear “have experience of something’, it is used to say somebody has done something before. For example,

Do you have the experience of fixing a car? = Have you ever fixed a car?