[work most tutors (can) acquire] or [work allotted to]

[bennyfriendly]

I have made up the sentence below.

(1) A low student enrolment in the learning center has decreased work most tutors acquire.

My non-native English speaking friends revised to make the next two sentence.

(2) A low student enrolment in the learning center has decreased work most tutors can acquire.

(3) A low student enrolment in the learning center has decreased work allotted to most tutors.

Which sentence is OK? Please help me. Thank you very much for your help and time.

 

[owlman5]

3) Low student enrolment enrollment in at the learning center has decreased the work allotted to most tutors.

This is my choice among the three sentences you posted, bennyfriendly. I made a few minor changes in your sentence.

 

[JulianStuart]

This is my choice among the three sentences you posted, bennyfriendly. I made a few minor changes in your sentence.

(The single L version of enrolment is the BE form, enrollment is AE. There are several of these differences : fulfil, perhaps instal and some others I don't recall right now)

 

[owlman5]

(The single L version of enrolment is the BE form, enrollment is AE. There are several of these differences : fulfil, perhaps instal and some others I don't recall right now)

Thank you. I had no idea that those double L's were wrong in the U.K.