English, asked by ay4305, 6 months ago

I am bogged__with work right nowb, so I wont be able to help you.
A. Down
B. Up. C. Out. D. In​

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Answered by DeenaMathew
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I am bogged up with work right now, so I won't be able to help you.

Detailed answer

Up is the most appropriate word to be used at this moment that gives the sentence a special meaning.

  • The word up makes the sentence a grammatically appropriate word.
  • The word up is usually used to denote a direction but in this sentence, it is used to denote a lot of work.
  • The sentence now conveys that the person will not be able to help as he had a lot of work.

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