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Entrepreneurs

What are 4 pros and 4 cons of being an entrepreneur?

Do you know any entrepreneurs?

Does your country have a lot of entrepreneurs? Why do you think so?

What is the most profitable type of business to open in your country?

Should a restaurant open where there are no restaurants or lots of restaurants?

In your country, is it better for a restaurant or café to be unique or familiar?

How are businesses today different from businesses in the past?

What must a company do or have to be successful?

Are people born entrepreneurs or are they made?

What traits make someone a good entrepreneur?

Would you like to open your own business? Why or why not?

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500 Grammar Based Conversation Questions
Turn grammar practice into real speaking. Questions organized by commonly taught grammar points so students produce the target structure naturally—great for intermediate/advanced classes.
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