Describe places filled with people.
The idea
Crowded describes a place with many people and little room. Use crowded with to say who fills it.
Examples
- The market gets crowded after lunch.
- We left the crowded beach before sunset.
- The train was crowded with commuters.
- A crowded café can be noisy.
- The entrance became crowded during the rain.
- Is the museum crowded on Sundays?
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A place can be crowded without being noisy; the word describes the number of people, not the sound.
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Choose the correct option. The bus is full of passengers; it is ___. (crowded / empty)
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crowded
Crowded fits a bus full of passengers.
Choose the correct option. The hall was crowded ___ visitors. (with / at)
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with
With introduces the people filling the hall.
Choose the correct option. We walked along a ___ street full of people. (crowded / crowd)
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crowded
Crowded comes before the noun street.
Practice round
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Choose the correct option. The bus is full of passengers; it is ___. (crowded / empty)
Choose the correct option. The hall was crowded ___ visitors. (with / at)
Choose the correct option. We walked along a ___ street full of people. (crowded / crowd)
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