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I am extremely sorry I can't talk to you now, I am _____

Abehind the time

Bwithout time

Cpressed for time

Dlost in time

Answer:

C. pressed for time

Read Explanation:

  • Pressed for time → means you are in a hurry or do not have enough time. This fits perfectly with "I can't talk to you now."

  • Behind the time → means outdated or old-fashioned, not related to being busy.

  • Without time → is not a standard idiom in this context.

  • Lost in time → suggests being unaware of time passing or being forgotten historically, not urgency.


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