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I heard of a new company today with which we should co-operate and ......... business with.

	(a) make
	(b) create
	(c) have
	(d) do

business expressions (1), possessive adjectives, make vs create vs have vs do

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Shortly after he was dismissed from the firm he decided to ......... himself up in his own business.

	(a) put
	(b) set
	(c) place
	(d) hold

subject object pronouns, put vs set vs place vs hold

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They went ......... business shortly after their children had left home and got married.

	(a) out
	(b) in
	(c) into
	(d) on

english subjunctive, out vs in vs into vs on

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As soon as they heard what had happened, they ......... it their business to find out the truth.

	(a) made
	(b) tried
	(c) managed
	(d) called

pronoun activities, made vs tried vs managed vs called

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I would ask you kindly not to interfere with what I'm doing as in all honesty it's ......... of your business.

	(a) no
	(b) nothing
	(c) none
	(d) nor

english russian idioms, no vs nothing vs none vs nor

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Despite all the alterations that are taking place in the department store, the management wanted to explain it was business as ..........

	(a) common
	(b) practical
	(c) frequent
	(d) usual

business expressions (1), preposition with adjective, common vs practical vs frequent vs usual

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She knew that there was some kind of ......... business going on because strange things were happening.

	(a) weird
	(b) unusual
	(c) funny
	(d) stupid

english language possessive adjectives, weird vs unusual vs funny vs stupid

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We really can't delay any more with our plans and must ......... down to business as soon as possible.

	(a) set
	(b) get
	(c) cut
	(d) find

past tense words, set vs get vs cut vs find

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When the bomb went off, most of the injured were just ordinary people going ......... their business.

	(a) about
	(b) along
	(c) across
	(d) through

english grammar pronoun, about vs along vs across vs through

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Although they had high hopes that they would be successful, they ......... out of business within six months.

	(a) turned
	(b) came
	(c) went
	(d) fell

pearl jam present tense, turned vs came vs went vs fell

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