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| ` that full this full so full very full somewhat full ` that enough this enough so enough very enough ` that filled this filled so filled very filled somewhat filled |
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| Hi dihen . My opinion (AmE): . - All of the full combinations are natural. - The enough combinations sound completely unnatural. - The filled combinations might possibly be used, but sound unnatural to me. |
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| But do these sound unnatural? ` "I'm so full." (for "I ate so much.") "I'm too full." (for "I ate too much.") "The tank is too full." (for "The tank is overfilled.") holding a cup and saying "Was it this full?" ` too full too filled Last edited by dihen; 28-Oct-2006 at 04:03. |
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| They sound OK to me. too full- OK too filled- I wouldn't use this |
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