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I suppose you're busy, too vs I suppose you are busy

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. The first phrase 'I suppose you're busy, too' is used when you are assuming the other person is busy as well, implying that you are also busy. The second phrase 'I suppose you are busy' is a more general assumption about the other person's busyness without the implication that you are busy too.

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I suppose you're busy, too

This phrase is correct and commonly used when assuming the other person is busy as well, implying that you are also busy.

This phrase is used when you want to express that you assume the other person is busy, just like you are. It implies a shared state of busyness.

Examples:

  • I suppose you're busy, too, so we can reschedule our meeting.
  • I suppose you're busy, too, with all the work you have to do.
  • Mar 7, 2014 ...I suppose you're busy too?” Sky asked Ty who was eating some of Mitch's cereals too. ”Yup,” Ty answered. Jerome who was half sleeping but listening to the conversation just yawned :”And I'm too lazy.” Sky rolled his eyes ...
  • Jun 9, 2014 ...I suppose you're busy too?” Sky asked Ty who was eating some of Mitch's cereals too. ”Yup,” Ty answered. Jerome who was half sleeping but listening to the conversation just yawned :”And I'm too lazy.” Sky rolled h.
  • Mar 7, 2014 ...I suppose you're busy too?” Sky asked Ty who was eating some of Mitch's cereals too. ”Yup,” Ty answered. Jerome who was half sleeping but listening to the conversation just yawned :”And I'm too lazy.” Sky rolled h.
  • Jan 28, 2010 ... ... I need to your existing versions and making it work for me I guess -- redoing the patch after every release if needed. I thought I was doing great making a production-ready patch for ya, but I suppose you're busy too -- sorry.

Alternatives:

  • I suppose you are busy as well.
  • I guess you're busy, too.
  • I assume you're busy, too.
  • You must be busy, too.
  • You're probably busy, too.

I suppose you are busy

This phrase is correct and commonly used when making a general assumption about the other person's busyness without implying that you are busy too.

This phrase is used when you want to express that you assume the other person is busy without necessarily implying that you are busy as well.

Examples:

  • I suppose you are busy with your new project.
  • I suppose you are busy preparing for the presentation.
  • I suppose you are busy with your lessons and peaches, peaches especially. You are now a big girl, almost a woman, and you must mind your lessons and get in a good store of the best words of the best people while your memory is retentive, ...
  • I suppose you are busy in preparations for the wedding. I enclose a small present ; it may be more useful than any ornament I can at present think of, and your daughter can purchase with it whatever she may consider best. I wish her every ...
  • "I suppose you are busy preparing mincemeat puddings. Do you remember what fun we used to have over stoning the raisins, cutting up the peel and stirring the pudding? I always like to hear what hymns you sing and if you had as much fun ...
  • Apr 27, 2014 ... I will tell him to write. Come over when you can. We shall allways (sic) be glad to see you and Charley. Well Marian it is dinner time and Charles will be looking for something to eat. I suppose you are busy with your dinner too.

Alternatives:

  • I suppose you're busy.
  • I guess you are busy.
  • I assume you are busy.
  • You must be busy.
  • You're probably busy.

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