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preoccupying
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/priːˈɒkjʊpaɪɪŋ/
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/priˈɑkjəˌpaɪɪŋ/
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Explain the difference between “preoccupy,” “preoccupied,” and “preoccupying.”
Show how “preoccupying” can mean “absorbing,” “worrying,” or “taking up someone’s attention,” with examples.
Compare “preoccupy” with the more common verb “occupy.”
Give me five natural collocations with “preoccupy” and translate them.
Write five B2-level example sentences using “preoccupying,” with Russian translations.
Explain when “preoccupying” works as an adjective and when it is part of a verb phrase.
Give me a short exercise to practise using “preoccupy,” “preoccupied,” and “preoccupying.”
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