Busy.
Part of speech: It is an adjective, noun, verb, and adverb.
Origin: It comes from the Middle English word bisi or busi which comes from the old English word bysig.
Definitions.
This is a busy little word.
It is an adjective as in I am going to be a very busy person studying for my Arizona Constitution final, my AEPA exams, starting my practicum and lessons for my Math methods course as well as managed a household and help my daughter with her schoolwork. And don’t forget making time to exercise for the weight loss challenge.
It is a noun as in the busyness of studying will take up my blogging time.
It is also an adverb as in I will be busily engaged in my school work fro the next few weeks.
And finally it is a verb as in I will be busying myself preparing to take several examinations over the next few weeks.
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I can realte to the vocabulary word of the week. My life some times is to busy.
Good luck on the exams.
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