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🗓️ : Get Down to Business (v)

💬 Meaning
- To start focusing on the important or serious part of something
- To begin working or discussing something seriously
🧠 Example Sentences
- “We’ve had enough small talk — let’s get down to business.”
- “After the team introductions, they got down to business and reviewed the agenda.”
- “It’s time we get down to business and solve the issue.”
📝 Practice Exercise
1. Fill in the blank:
After some coffee and chit-chat, the manager said, “Let’s __________.”
Answer
get down to business2. Choose the correct meaning of “to get down to business”:
A) Take a break
B) Begin focusing on important work
C) Talk casually
Answer
B) Begin focusing on important work3. Rewrite the sentence using “Get down to business”:
“We should stop chatting and start working.”
Answer
We should stop chatting and get down to business.ℹ️ Other Useful Pages
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