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Grapepark Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Busy with or busy about?
Which one is right?
These days I'm busy with reading a novel.
These days I'm busy about reading a novel.
These days I'm busy with reading a novel.
These days I'm busy about reading a novel.
Top answer
Only the first is possible, but actually we don't use a preposition: These days I'm busy reading a novel.
- Only the first is possible, but actually we don't use a preposition: These days I'm busy reading a novel.
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Only the first is possible, but actually we don't use a preposition:
These days I'm busy reading a novel.
These days I'm busy reading a novel.
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