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i worked on some projects. vs i worked on some project.

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'I worked on some projects.' implies that the speaker worked on multiple projects, while 'I worked on some project.' suggests that the speaker worked on a single project. The choice between 'projects' and 'project' depends on the number of projects being referred to.

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i worked on some projects.

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to multiple projects.

This phrase is used when the speaker wants to convey that they worked on more than one project.

Examples:

  • I worked on some projects last month.
  • She worked on some projects for the company.
  • They worked on some projects together.
  • At Yale University I worked on some projects with the Yale Program on Aging. One of which was on the Yale Evaluation of Elderly Suicidality Scale (YEESS).
  • I worked on some projects looking at the regulation of the immune system in animals, with rabbit and guinea pig models. I learned from Dr. Baruj Benacerraf, ...
  • I worked on some projects for the Veteran"s Affairs but they fell through. I held an advisory role of sorts assisting other projects such as TEAR with code structure ...
  • While I was at Stanford, my main interest was in psycholinguistics and language technology and I worked on some projects with Stanley Peter's Computational ...

Alternatives:

  • I worked on several projects.
  • I worked on a few projects.
  • I worked on multiple projects.
  • I worked on a number of projects.

i worked on some project.

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to a single project.

This phrase is used when the speaker wants to convey that they worked on one specific project.

Examples:

  • I worked on some project last week.
  • She worked on some project for the client.
  • They worked on some project together.
  • I worked on some project in China, spending countless night hours working on a colossal architecture in the middle of nowhere, obviously built to boost up the ...
  • At Automotive Center of Excellence, I worked on some project funded by NSERC and GM. The projects I got involved mainly was a bout thermal energy ...
  • May 20, 2015 ... Glenn: “Yesterday was a bad day for me, we all have them. I got through it by not writing at all. Instead I worked on some project management ...
  • It was most noticable a couple of days ago, when I worked on some project that's still versioned using CVS, and wondered why so many files were missing, until I ...

Alternatives:

  • I worked on a project.
  • I worked on one project.
  • I worked on a specific project.
  • I worked on a particular project.

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