Which of these phrases sounds best in English?

- "acquire experience"
- "gain experience"
- "get experience"?

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Which of these phrases sounds best in English?

- "acquire experience"
- "gain experience"
- "get experience"?

This is the site that you wanna check when in doubt about things like this.
It knows everything and it says that to gain experience is the most frequent and the most natural in spoken English nowadays.
http://corpus.byu.edu/coca/

How would you make the plural form of information and news?
I know that some students in Cro learn it and
some don't. So I want to know how many of you know the correct terms.
Moreover, this is a part of grammar that is often overlooked.
For this reason, this could prove useful.

The noun information (as well as the noun data for inst.) doesn't have plural form.

Nobody needs to because they didn't know the answer.
As it was mentioned earlier, this grammar unit was chosen because i knew it would most probably be unfamiliar to you.

One can make the plural form of these nouns using the phrase piece of/bit of... information, evidence, data.

Example

There are three pieces of information (evidence, data) available (in the computer, storage room etc.)

I only knew that evidence cannot be used in plural... this is so enlightening to me... so empowering.

I have to admit, I've never heard for this phrase before.

Really, nobody has said something that kind to me. Ever. You are too good.
Seriously, there is no need for sarcasm, is there?
But, maybe I 'm taking myself a little to seriously, we language buffs tend to do that sometimes.
Peace, brother.

- In a a refugee camp near Capljina live Croats from Kakanj, Travnik, Zenica and Konjic.
- About fifty people, without any conditions for normal life.
- Their stories are sad, and they passed through a calvary because of town and state institutions, just to get what belongs to them.
- 80 years old Dragica Jenko from Kakanj lost her flat and now she lives in a shanty together with another displaced woman.
- I collected all the documents and submitted it to authorities, but the officer didnt give me acknowledgment of delivery... it was her mistake, not mine
- But, because of that i lost my flat. For the flat my husband worked for 43 years, and we have tenancy rights.
- Every day is the same to me. I am in a severe depression, always in the hut…
- Dragica even engaged a lawyer to help her, but municipal administration in Kakanj was relentless.
- They say that Dragica too late submited the documents for the flat.
But, Dragica is not exception. Franjo Subasic told us a similar story.
- In order to apply for reconstruction of his destroyed house first he had to change his ID.
- I asked her: - “Mrs., will my house be reconstructed”? – Oh no, we have no money and building materials for that”!
- I told her: - “I see, it'll never be done”. – She said with a smile: - “Probably you are right.”
- Then I had to come back here and make new ID again, (for the third time).
- In this “INDIAN RESERVATION” as refugees called it, every person is a specific story.
- I can't find better place for living… Look, Im wounded but I can't get any help. I have no money to pay hospital…
- Nobody can help me, though some people who are even not int he camp getting excessive help.
- Even my children doesn't want to contact me, as if I was a war criminal... In my life I did not hurt a fly.
- I lost all hope in life. I hope that a new world war will start. Something should hit the planet and destroy it!
- I'm so tired of living. My father is killed and burned in his house. I found just his bones. Therefore I have horrible traumas from the war.
- I would like that every human being be a refugee, because then we would understand each other.
- Beside refugees from Kakan jin the camp also lives refugees from Konjic.
- Mato Busic has been living 19 years in a roof leaky hut. He claims that his problem exists because municipal bureaucrats required a collective return of refugees in his willage.
- My late mother and I were registered for return. But an official told me: - Wait, all the poeple from your willage should return together, at same time.
- And I'm waiting for 20 years. In the meantime my mother died.
- Im 90% disabled, and have a small social assistance...
- I joined the army at sixteen, as a volunteer. I'm wounded in the war. I'm a disabled war veteran.
- Also, I am not entitled to an Croatian army pension, because I had no Evidence of Croatian nationality... although I fulfilled all other conditions.
- Now I'm receiving bosnian disability allowance which I'm spending just for medicines.
- There is a lot of jealousy in the camp, not love jealousy but “material”.
- Somehow, people here are too nervous, because... There is a nun from England.
- She gave big three-story houses to some people. When she come here we are like wolves full of gossips and complains because she did not give the houses to us.
- Or, for instance, she saw some young man without car and gave him money to buy an automobile.
- Therefore, people here are jealous sometimes.
- We are here like a flock of sheep without a shepherd. We have nothing..., without any reason to live, without any meaning of life.
- European Union since 1996 sent 500 milions euros for help to refugees in Bosnia.
- Together with resources of Bosnian institutions and governments budgets their problems should be solved or reduced.
- Or great part of that money finished in pockets of rich tycoons?

- A refugee camp near Capljina has been a makeshift home for over 20 years for Croats displaced from Kakanj, Travnik, Zenica and Konjic.
- About fifty people live there in appaling conditions
- Their stories are heartbreaking, and their plight is largely due to a variety of institutions denying them access to their property
- 80 year old Dragica Jenko from Kakanj lost her apartment and now she lives in a makeshift shanty together with another displaced woman
- I obtained all the required documents which I submitted to the authorities, but the case officer didn't give me acknowledgment of delivery... it was her mistake, not mine
- Because of that I lost the ownership rights to my apartment. My husband worked for 43 years for our home and we have tenancy rights.
- Every day feels the same. I suffer from acute depression, always in this shack...
- Dragica even sought a lawyer's assistance, but the municipal administration in Kakanj was relentless.
- They say that Dragica was late with her submission to regain her ownership rights.
But Dragica is not an exception to the rule. Franjo Subasic told us a similar story.
- In order to apply for reconstruction of his destroyed house, first he had to change his ID card.
- I asked her: - “Mrs., will my house be reconstructed”? –
- She replied: "Oh no, we have no money and building materials for that!”
- I told her: - “I see, so it'll never be done”. – She answered with a smile: - “You are probably right.”
- Then I had to come back here and apply for a new ID card again, (for the third time).
- In this “INDIAN RESERVATION” as refugees called it, every person has their unique story.
- I can't find anything better than this… Look, I'm wounded but I can't get any help. I have no money to pay for hospital treatment
- Nobody can help me, while people outside the camp get even more than they need
- Even my children don't want to contact me, as if I was a war criminal... In my whole life I didn't even hurt a fly.
- I've lost all hope in life. I hope that a new world war would start. Something should just hit the planet and destroy it!
- I'm so tired of living. My father was killed and set alight in his house. I only found his charred bones. This is why I still have horrible traumas from the war.
- I wish that other people could experience life as a refugee, because then they would understand my pain
- Other than refugees from Kakanj, the camp is a makeshift home for refugees from Konjic
- Mato Busic has been living for 19 years in a shack with a leaking roof. He claims that his problem exists because municipal bureaucrats required a collective return of all refugees from his village.
- My late mother and I were registered for return. But an official told me: - "Wait, all the people from your village need to return together, at same time."
- And so I've been waiting for the last 20 years. In the meantime my mother died.
- I'm 90% disabled, and receive a small assistance payment...
- I joined the army at sixteen, as a volunteer. I was wounded in the war. I'm a disabled war veteran.
- Also, I am not entitled to a Croatian army pension, because I had no evidence of Croatian nationality... although I fulfilled all other conditions.
- Now I'm receiving the Bosnian disability allowance which only covers the cost of medicines.
- There is a lot of jealousy in the camp, not traditional jealousy but envy for material possessions
- Somehow, people here are too nervous, because... There was a nun from England.
- She gave big three-story houses to some people. When she came here we were like a pack of wolves, then gossiping and complaining because we missed out.
- Or, for instance, she saw some young man without a car, so she gave him money to buy an automobile.
- Therefore, people here can be very envious sometimes.
- We are here like a flock of sheep without a shepherd. We have nothing..., without any reason to live, without any meaning of life.
- The EU has donated $500 million Euros starting in 1996 for refugee assistance programs in Bosnia
- Combined with the resources of Bosnian institutions and government budgets their problems should have been solved or mitigated.
- Or did the majority of that money end up in the pockets of rich tycoons?

Could anyone explain an accurate use and differences among the words:

smell, scent, fragrance and odor?