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Grammar fix

fully equipped

has everything needed

Having all the necessary things, tools, or features for a particular purpose.

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Hear it in context

Notice where the phrase sounds natural.

  • The kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances.daily life
  • If I could choose any workplace, I would prefer one that is fully equipped with the latest technology, as it makes tasks much easier and more efficient.IELTS speaking

Fix the pattern

Pattern: be fully equipped (for/with/to do something)

WrongThe kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need it.

RightThe kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need.

Drop the extra 'it' at the end.

Patternbe fully equipped (for/with/to do something)

Use it right

Choose the version that sounds natural in speech.

Stiff The apartment is comprehensively furnished with all amenities.

Natural The flat's fully equipped.

'Comprehensively furnished with all amenities' is brochure-stiff; 'fully equipped' is natural.

Build natural chunks

Words that usually travel with it.

  • fully equipped
    withagymkitchen

Don't confuse it

Compare with 'well-equipped', which is similar but sometimes means 'quite well' rather than 'completely'.

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