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Shelby Killuminati Posted 12 years ago
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"I am too busy in office work to get my mind on games."
Does this mean "I am too busy in my office work that I don't have time for games"
If it doesn't mean that please correct my sentence to my intended meaning.
Thanks in advance.
  

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" Does this mean "I am too busy in my office work that I don't have time for games" No. It means "I am so busy in my office work that I don't have time for games". Your version does not make sense.

— Clive

  • " Does this mean "I am too busy in my office work that I don't have time for games" No.
  • It means "I am so busy in my office work that I don't have time for games".
  • Your version does not make sense.
  • You need to review the difference between so and too .
  • Clive
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"I am too busy in office work to get my mind on games."


Does this mean "I am too busy in my office work that I don't have time for games"

No. It means "I am so busy in my office work that I don't have time for games".
Your version does not make sense.

You need to review the difference betwee
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CliveNo. It means "I am so busy in my office work that I don't have time for games".
Actually that's what I meant. I got it now.
CliveYou need to review the difference between so and too.
Thanks for letting me know. I am googling about it.
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CliveYour version does not make sense.
Which one ?

Does this one sound okay ? ""I am too busy in office work to get my mind on games.""
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CliveYour version does not make sense.
Which one ? "I am too busy in my office work that I don't have time for games"

Does this one sound okay ? ""I am too busy in office work to get my mind on games.""
It's not bad, but better is "I am too busy with office work to get my min
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