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Green89 Posted 20 years ago
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be busy
Is there any difference between these 2 setence:
They are busy learning english.
They are busy to learn english
whichn is more likely?
thanks in advance
They are busy learning english.
They are busy to learn english
whichn is more likely?
thanks in advance
Top answer
Definitely the first. The second does not sound right at all.
- Definitely the first.
- The second does not sound right at all.
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Green89Is there any difference between these 2 setence:
They are busy learning english.
Means they are because they are studying hard to learn English.
They are too busy to learn english
Your original sentence doesn't make sense. But if you insert 'too'
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