Grammar fix

busy schedule

full timetable

A period of time when you have many things to do or appointments, so you have little free time.

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Hear it in context

Notice where the phrase sounds natural.

I have such a busy schedule this week that I barely have time to relax.daily life
Because of my busy schedule at university, I have to plan my time carefully to finish all my assignments.IELTS speaking

Pattern: have a busy schedule; my/his/her/their busy schedule

WrongI have a busy schedule of work.

RightI have a busy work schedule.

'A busy work schedule', not 'schedule of work'.

Patternhave a busy schedule; my/his/her/their busy schedule

Choose the version that sounds natural in speech.

Stiff Owing to my heavily congested timetable of commitments, I cannot attend.

Natural I've got a really busy schedule, so I can't make it.

'Heavily congested timetable of commitments' is overcomplicated; 'a busy schedule' is plain.

Words that usually travel with it.

Compare with 'free schedule' (lots of free time) and 'tight schedule' (not much time between activities).