Don't come any closer-I don't want to talk to you!

• A. Stay away from me!
• B. Please come closer.
• C. Talk to me later.
• D. Leave me alone.

Answer: (A)

Expressing a firm personal boundary is what this tests. The speaker wants both physical distance and no conversation right now. The best choice captures both ideas clearly: it tells the other person to keep away, which directly reflects “Don’t come any closer,” and implies not engaging in talk as well. “Stay away from me!” does exactly that.

The other options miss the mark: “Please come closer” is the opposite of the request; “Talk to me later” suggests a postponement of conversation rather than a refusal; and while “Leave me alone” conveys a boundary, it doesn’t emphasize keeping distance in the moment as clearly as the chosen phrase.