about english
what does this sentence mean???
"i will have too much work to see to come"
and can i say this without the word"come"?
is this "to see (to come)" or "to (see to) come"?

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about english
what does this sentence mean???
"i will have too much work to see to come"
and can i say this without the word"come"?
is this "to see (to come)" or "to  (see to)  come"?

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I think the following sentences make more sense (sound better):

I will have too much work to see to.
(to see to = to care for /to do /to spend time on)

I will have too much work to come.
(to come = in the future, I expect it)

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Possibly the sentence is:
I have too much work to see to, so I can't come.
"see to" in this case has the meaning given by domasla - to care for/to do/...

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honestly, i cannot grasp the meaning

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