The train was completely..........
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The question is asking for the correct grammatical completion of the sentence about the train being completely filled. It presents multiple-choice options to choose from.
Answer
full
The final answer is full.
Answer for screen readers
The final answer is full.
More Information
When referring to something that is completely filled or occupied, 'full' is the correct term to use.
Tips
A common mistake is using 'full with' or 'filled with' incorrectly. 'Full' stands alone, while 'filled with' includes a specific content.
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