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1. I can only imagine how busy you are.
2. I can't imagine how busy you must be.
1. I can only imagine how busy you are.
2. I can't imagine how busy you must be.
2. I can't imagine how busy you must be.
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@mochimochi88 both are said. I think the only correction I can think of for the second one is "I can't imagine how busy you must be" also works. might be better too. not sure
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