B1idiominformaleveryday
mind your own business
USUK
to not get involved in other people's private matters
'Mind your own business!' is rude, so it is not for an exam answer. 'I was minding my own business' means you were doing nothing wrong.
In context
My neighbour always asks about my salary, so I told her to mind her own business.
I was just minding my own business when a stranger started shouting at me.
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