Experience/Experienced: "With" or "In"?

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00:00 Experience/Experienced: &Quot;With&Quot; Or &Quot;In&Quot;?
01:01 Accepted Answer Score 21
01:28 Answer 2 Score 0
01:57 Thank you

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ACCEPTED ANSWER

Score 21

Both are correct exactly the way you used them. LDOCE and ODO give examples for experience in and experience with, where experience is of course used as a noun.

Furthermore, Google Books shows extensive usage of both phrases:26,700,000 and 12,000,000 respectively.

ANSWER 2

Score 0

Although this question doesn't ask about the case without a preposition, that usage is also common enough that I think it warrants including here to help ease any lingering confusion:

I have experience [verb]. E.g., I have experience programming databases; I also have experience teaching adults to swim.

I have experience with [general noun]. E.g., I have experience with heartbreak.

I have experience in [field of knowledge or skill]. E.g., I have experience in electrical engineering.