Emotions & feelings

a sense of achievement

a proud feeling after success

A sense of achievement is a proud feeling you get after accomplishing something difficult.

B1 very common speech & writing

expression

Hear it in real life

How did you feel after the race?

I had a huge sense of achievement.

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Learning to cook that meal gave me a real sense of achievement.

The mistake everyone makes

Not: It gave me a sense of achieve.

Say: It gave me a sense of achievement.

Use the noun "achievement" after "a sense of," not the verb "achieve."

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How it fits in a sentence.

have a sense of achievement; get a sense of achievement; give someone a sense of achievement

Your turn: say it out loud

Learning to cook that meal gave me a real sense of achievement.

Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.

a sense of achievement

a proud feeling after success

“Learning to cook that meal gave me a real sense of achievement.”

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