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2. She couldn't stay longer because she was________. fill with idom: I give some example

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Answered by ishita8846

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She couldn't stay longer because she was pressed for time.

This means that she couldn't stay longer as she was in a hurry.

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Answered by sunnykrpatel54021

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She couldn't stay longer because she was pressed for time.

This means that she couldn't stay longer as she was in a hurry.

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