Do you always so busy on Wednesdays? - Yes, I am. I always have a lot of work on Wednesdays. I have classes from 9am to 3pm. Afterwards I need to eat my lunch and work in the laboratory.
не уверена , что всё правильно, но хотя бы смысл понять можно
Вы всегда так заняты по средам?-Да.В среду у меня всегда много работы.У меня занятия с 9 утра до 3 часов.Потом я обедаю и немного работаю в лаборатории
User translations (2)
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Are you always this busy on Wednesdays? Yes, I always have a lot of work on Wednesdays. I have school from 9 to 3, then I have some lunch and do a bit of work in the lab.
translation added by ⁌ ULY ⁍Gold ru-en2 - 2.
Are you always busy so on Wednesdays? Yes, I am. I always have much work on Wednesday. I have classes from 9.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. Then I have a dinner and work a little in the laboratory.
translation added by Tatiana OsipovaGold ru-en1
Discussion (4)
1) busy SO ? 2) have LUNCH ?
Also, MUCH sounds better in negative contexts.
Tatiana, “busy so” is not idiomatic. And there should be no article before “dinner” in this case. It takes the article only when referring to a dinner as a special occasion, as in “last Saturday I went to a dinner to benefit cancer survivors”.