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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as I experienced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a personal account or observation based on one's own experiences.
Example: "As I experienced the challenges of remote work, I learned the importance of maintaining a work-life balance."
Alternatives: "from my experience" or "based on what I encountered."
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"I just wrote them as I experienced them.
"As I experienced it, it wasn't about the Canadian players," Nakajima-Farran says.
As I experienced that heady emotional mix of jealousy and smugness, I noticed a message in the news feed.
Progressive education, as I experienced it, was not interested in fostering arguments, even fruitful and challenging ones.
Just as I experienced in my kitchen, high notes enhanced sweetness and low brought out the bitter.
Surrealism, as I experienced it, seeped into Britain via two unlikely conduits: dance halls and BBC radio comedy.
The game's final act — at least as I experienced it, for Mr. Cage says there are 23 endings — is an underdeveloped mess.
However, some of them have been pretty unpleasant, most notably the insomnia and general clouding of my mind as I experienced with Modafinil.
The photographic impulse, as I experienced it in my days as a Nikon-toting daddy, wore two aspects, the creative and the commemorative.
I know I get criticised for talking about how important families are to society, but I'm just saying it as I see it, as I experienced it.
British society as I experienced it has more and deeper faultlines than any other country I have lived in – namely Poland, Sweden, Germany and Italy.
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