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#quicktip Students tend to overuse “crowded” and “overcrowded”; I keep having to correct it. Try to use “packed” more often; it’s used all the time across the UK and Ireland. Here’s a rundown of the various adjectives that we could used to describe high capacity spaces: Full is used when capacity is reached without implying excess. 🍽️ “The restaurant was full, so we had to wait for a table.” Crowded indicates more than usual presence, suggesting limited space and potential discomfort, but not necessarily to an excessive degree. 🏖️ “The beach was crowded on the sunny weekend.” Overcrowded is used when there is an uncomfortable or unsafe excess. 🚌 “The bus was overcrowded, with people standing in the aisles.” Packed implies a tight filling, often associated with popularity or busyness. 🎉 “The concert was packed with fans cheering loudly.” Jam-packed is used to describe a space that is completely filled or crowded to capacity, often with an emphasis on the overwhelming number of people or things present. 🏟️ “The stadium was jam-packed with cheering fans.” Chock-full is used to describe a space or container that is filled to overflowing, emphasizing that it is packed to the maximum capacity and cannot hold anything more. 🛍️ “The store was chock-full of enthusiastic shoppers.” Cramped is used when a space is uncomfortably small or restricted, often implying that there is barely enough room to move or function properly. ✈️ “The airplane was so cramped that there was hardly any room to move.” Teeming indicates a space full of life and activity, crowded with people or things, often suggesting a dynamic and energetic environment. 🦌 “The countryside here is teeming with flora and fauna.” Bustling is used to describe a space full of energetic and noisy activity, indicating a lively and busy atmosphere with constant movement and interaction. 🥕“The market was bustling with vendors selling fresh produce and customers haggling over prices.” Thank you, J.

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