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Discover Ludwig“my experience at” is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any type of experience you had in a particular place. For example, "My experience at the music festival was truly memorable."
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Admittedly, my experience at Costco was mixed.
That was my experience at the doctor.
My experience at Reading told me that.
That hasn't been my experience at all.
That has been my experience at Trinity.
LH: That's not my experience at all.
My experience at my local library mirrors those findings.
But my experience at Westminster was very much different.
Contrast this with my experience at my favorite bookstore.
But this hasn't been my experience at all.
"France wasn't part of my experience at all," she said.
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