Well, this is very interesting but I am very___________.
- A. Busy
- B. Occupied
- C. Hurried
- D. Active
Explanation
“I am very busy” naturally means that the speaker has little or no available time. Occupied is possible in some contexts, but it is less idiomatic in this reassurance or refusal.
Related questions
Complete the sentence: The scientist's findings were so ____ that no one could dispute them.
Complete the sentence: Despite his ____ manner, he was in fact deeply insecure.
Complete the sentence: The new drug must undergo rigorous trials ____ it can be approved for public use.
Complete the sentence: The results were inconclusive; ____, further research is needed.
Complete the sentence: The patient's condition ____ steadily since the operation.