She is on a meeting with other Boss, she is very busy.
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No, you can't join two sentences with a comma in English.
"She is in a meeting with the other boss. She is very busy."
"She is in a meeting with the other boss; she is very busy."
In speech, the only error is that she is in a meeting.
"She is in a meeting with the other boss. She is very busy."
"She is in a meeting with the other boss; she is very busy."
In speech, the only error is that she is in a meeting.
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