The sentence “He decided to start his own business” talks about a past decision. He made the choice to stop working for someone else and begin something independent. Starting a business means creating a company or project to earn money.
People often decide to start a business when they want to be independent, follow their passion, or create new opportunities.
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He decided to start his own business last year.
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She is starting her own business now.
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They will start their own business in the future.
This topic helps learners talk about decisions, future plans, responsibilities, and challenges.
GRAMMAR
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Past Simple (decision in the past)
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He decided to start his own business.
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They didn’t decide to start a business last year.
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Did he decide to start his business alone?
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Present Simple (general facts)
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Many people start businesses every year.
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He works hard in his business.
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Present Continuous (current action)
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He is starting his business this month.
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They are working on their new business idea.
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Future with Will
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He will grow his business step by step.
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I think his business will be successful.
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Future with Going to
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He is going to open his office soon.
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They are going to sell their products online.
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Modals
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You can start a business with a good idea.
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You should save money before starting.
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You must work hard to succeed.
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You mustn’t give up easily.
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Comparatives and Superlatives
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Running a business is more difficult than working for a company.
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But it can also be more exciting than having a regular job.
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For some people, it is the best decision of their life.
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VOCABULARY
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Business – a company or work project to earn money.
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Owner – the person who has a business.
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Profit – the money you make after expenses.
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Risk – the possibility of something bad happening.
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Customer – a person who buys goods or services.
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Product – something you make or sell.
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Service – help or work you provide for money.
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Success – the result when you achieve your goals.
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Investment – money put into a business to help it grow.
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Idea – a plan or thought for something new.
USEFUL EXPRESSIONS
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He decided to start his own business.
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She is going to open her own shop.
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They will work very hard to make it successful.
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Starting a business is more difficult than it looks.
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You should prepare a good plan.
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You mustn’t forget about your customers.
SENTENCES
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Positive: He decided to start his own business last year.
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Negative: He didn’t decide to start his own business before.
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Question: Did he decide to start his own business?
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Answer: Yes, he did. / No, he didn’t.
CONVERSATION
Anna: Did you hear about Mark?
John: No, what happened?
Anna: He decided to start his own business.
John: Really? That’s interesting. What kind of business?
Anna: He is going to open a small coffee shop.
John: Nice! I think it will be successful because he is very friendly.
Anna: Yes, but starting a business is more difficult than people think.
John: True. He must work hard every day.
Anna: He can do it. He has good ideas and many friends to support him.
John: You’re right. I will visit his shop when it opens.
Long READING
Reading Text:
David always dreamed of being independent. He worked in a big company for five years, but he was not happy. Last year, he decided to start his own business. He wanted to sell handmade clothes.
At first, it was not easy. He had to save money, buy materials, and find customers. He sometimes thought it was more difficult than working for a company. But David didn’t give up.
Now, his business is growing. He is selling his clothes online and in a small shop. Next year, he is going to open a bigger store. David believes his business will be successful because he works hard, and he always listens to his customers.
Questions and Answers:
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Where did David work before? → He worked in a big company.
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What did he decide last year? → He decided to start his own business.
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What does he sell? → Handmade clothes.
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Was it easy at first? → No, it wasn’t.
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What is he going to do next year? → He is going to open a bigger store.
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