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Could you make the following English sentence sound better for native speakers?
At first, there were 100 classes, but due to a limit of their capacity, they shrank these classes to 50.
Could you make the following English sentence sound better for native speakers?
At first, there were 100 classes, but due to a limit of their capacity, they shrank these classes to 50.
At first, there were 100 classes, but due to a limit of their capacity, they shrank these classes to 50.
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- English (US)
@arkuresu I hope it could help you this:
Initially, there were 100 classes, but due to capacity restrictions, it was reduced to 50 classes.
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@1015_bf Of course, I followed you. Thank you very much!!!!
- English (US)
At first, there were 100 classes, but due to limited capacity, they reduced the number to 50.
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