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2 March
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In COVID 19, this room is limited to 10 people.
Is this sentence correct?
In COVID 19, this room is limited to 10 people.
Is this sentence correct?
Is this sentence correct?
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- English (US)
I would say
“Due to COVID-19, this room’s capacity is limited to 10 people.”
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- English (US)
I would say
“Due to COVID-19, this room’s capacity is limited to 10 people.”
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- Vietnamese
@wolverine22 Excuse me, :" limited to 10 people." means "1 to 10 people" (1, 2, 3,...9, 10.). Is it correct?
- English (US)
@satthusketchup yes, that’s correct.
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- Vietnamese
@wolverine22 Can I say:"this room’s capacity is limited to a maximum of 10". Is it correct?
- English (US)
@satthusketchup yes, you can, but that is longer than it needs to be.
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