Is this sentence grammatically correct?

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For the following sentence, is this correct for "taxpayers"

Use the many miles of my paving experiences to ensure you the taxpayers have the best roads possible.

- Or should it be? Use the many miles of my paving experiences to ensure you the taxpayer have the best roads possible

Reena · Answer

Use the many miles of my paving experience to ensure that you, the taxpayer, have the best road to travel on.

I don't really understand the "use the many miles of my paving experiences"... you aren't a brick layer, are you?

American Patriot · Answer

Neither "experiences" need to be plural. I have paving experience, not paving experiences...

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tommyG · Answer

Suggestion  .... you are using the many miles

Yellow · Answer

first one

Is this sentence grammatically correct?

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