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29 May
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(talking about my shedule as a teacher)
"I'll be teaching much less classes next year."
Is the sentence natural?
(talking about my shedule as a teacher)
"I'll be teaching much less classes next year."
Is the sentence natural?
"I'll be teaching much less classes next year."
Is the sentence natural?
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"I'll be teaching far fewer classes next year."
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"I'll be teaching far fewer classes next year."
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@TleilaxuAugen Thank you! If I use a number, do I have to use "less"? For example. I taught two less classes."? Or should I say "I taught two fewer classes."?
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