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Anonymous  +  384815 Wed, 27 Jun 07 11:31 AM

My question is that what is the gender of the word "Experience" and why?
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Feebs11  +  384830 Wed, 27 Jun 07 11:56 AM
"Experience" has no gender - it is neither male nor female. It is an abstract noun.

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