Тест по английскому языку Busy, engaged, occupied

Each day was so many hours long since Martin was not with writing or studying.
- busy
- engaged
- occupied
Her mind was with many anxieties.
- busy
- occupied
- engaged
The adjective means to be busy with something, to be employed.
- "engaged"
- "occupied"
- "busy"
The adjective means to be busy, to spend time doing something.
- "engaged"
- "occupied"
- "busy"
It was a day; the telephones were ringing and the people were hurrying to and fro.
- occupied
- engaged
- busy
We have had a very day and not quite a wasted one.
- occupied
- engaged
- busy
Amalia was in a lively conversation with a tall gentleman.
- busy
- engaged
- occupied
The woman was too with the children to take even a short rest.
- engaged
- occupied
- busy
They didn't see me enter the office because everyone was in his own business.
- busy
- engaged
- occupied
Alan's life was fully ; he had neither strength nor leisure for going into society.
- engaged
- busy
- occupied
I am sorry, but this seat is .
- occupied
- engaged
- busy
It was a semi-detached house the left part of which was by an elderly gentleman and his wife.
- occupied
- busy
- engaged
We had a very morning on the eve of our departure.
- busy
- engaged
- occupied
Sam was usually too at work.
- busy
- engaged
- occupied
George was in applying a knife to the end of a cigar.
- busy
- engaged
- occupied