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The railway station was crowded with people (say) ____ goodbye to their friends and relatives.
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本题考查分词做伴随状语。句意：火车站上挤满了和亲人朋友告别的人们。say这一动作是做伴随状语，而又与主语people构成主谓关系，这里应该用动词的现在分词形式。故填入saying。
本题考查分词做伴随状语。句意：火车站上挤满了和亲人朋友告别的人们。say这一动作是做伴随状语，而又与主语people构成主谓关系，这里应该用动词的现在分词形式。故填入saying。
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