have no business doing sth

[Elemoi]

have no business doing sth
have no business to do sth
to have no right to do sth: You have no business being here.

Which phrase would you prefer to use?

 

[kfredson]

have no business doing sth :up:
have no business to do sth
to have no right to do sth: You have no business being here. :up:

Which phrase would you prefer to use?

Have a great day in Japan!

 

[Elemoi]

1. have no business doing sth
2. have no business to do sth


Is #1 American English and is #2 British English?

 

[bhaisahab]

1. have no business doing sth
2. have no business to do sth


Is #1 American English and is #2 British English?

No, #2 is incorrect in BrE.

 

[Raymott]

have no business doing sth
have no business to do sth
to have no right to do sth: You have no business being here.

Which phrase would you prefer to use?

I don't remember ever having heard the second one.

 

[kfredson]

1. have no business doing sth
2. have no business to do sth


Is #1 American English and is #2 British English?

No, #2 is wrong in AmE, as well.