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I've warned you before that you shouldn't get involved in this matter and you have ......... business discussing it.

	(a) some
	(b) little
	(c) no
	(d) not

business expressions (2), uncommon english words, some vs little vs no vs not

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That's really not my concern at all and I'm certainly not ......... the business of telling others what to do.

	(a) in
	(b) out
	(c) of
	(d) by

nominative pronoun, in vs out vs of vs by

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She was very enthusiastic about her new job and was making rapid progress ......... nobody's business.

	(a) as
	(b) with
	(c) similar
	(d) like

future tense in english, as vs with vs similar vs like

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I really wouldn't joke about it because these people are deadly serious and ......... business.

	(a) signify
	(b) mean
	(c) require
	(d) need

verb tenses, signify vs mean vs require vs need

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He didn't hesitate to tell me that I wasn't wanted and just told me to ......... my own business.

	(a) concern
	(b) look after
	(c) tend to
	(d) mind

english phrasal verb, concern vs look after vs tend to vs mind

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I'm afraid it won't be possible to talk to the boss today because he's away ......... business till Tuesday.

	(a) off
	(b) on
	(c) for
	(d) to

business expressions (2), esl practice some any, off vs on vs for vs to

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He was very keen that we kept in touch and for that reason he handed me his business ..........

	(a) ticket
	(b) paper
	(c) card
	(d) notice

part of speech practice, ticket vs paper vs card vs notice

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This is the really important part of the machine and that's why we call it the business ..........

	(a) centre
	(b) end
	(c) area
	(d) point

indefinate pronoun, centre vs end vs area vs point

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The whole site has nothing but offices and administration centres and that's why we call it a business ..........

	(a) place
	(b) situation
	(c) field
	(d) park

lesson plan for past tense verb, place vs situation vs field vs park

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All the famous film stars, actors, directors and writers were at the festival representing the world of ......... business.

	(a) play
	(b) drama
	(c) show
	(d) performance

future progressive tense, play vs drama vs show vs performance

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