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My profession
I am an architect and I practise my profession in Venezuela. I have more than twelve years' experience. I am also a university professor. I love the architecture, especially to for designing houses, kitchens and bathrooms. I have also designed also schools, offices, industries industrial buildings and other projects.Note:
In American English, practice = noun or verb (no spelling difference).
In British English, practice = noun, practise = verb (spelling difference).
Edit: I apologise for having made a typo, which I have just noticed.
It was not correct of me to have written:
I have more than twelve years' of experience
(It would not be correct to use both the word "of" and an apostrophe).
It is correct to write either:
"I have more than twelve years' experience" (correct -- with an apostrophe)
or
"I have more than twelve years of experience" (correct -- with the word "of")
So you can either use the word "of", or you can use an apostrophe -- but not both at once, like I accidentally did!
My profession
I am an architect and I practice my profession in Venezuela. I have more than twelve years of experience. I am also a university professor. I love the architecture, especially to designing houses, kitchens and bathrooms. I have also designed also schools, offices, industrial buildings, and other projects.That sounds like a very interesting career. :)
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