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English Conversation : Gossip

Sridevi D.
03/05/2020 0 0

1.. What's going on?: What's happening?

  • It is very noisy in that room. What's going on?
  • There are many police cars outside. What's going on?

2. to get a divorce: to legally end a marriage

  • Mark and Sally got a divorce.
  • She wants to get a divorce, but her husband doesn't want to.

3. to cheat on someone: to secretly be in a romantic relationship with a person who is not one's husband, wife, bfriend, or gfriend

  • Tina and Mark got divorced because Tina was cheating on Mark.
  • He cheats on his gfriend a lot when he travels on business.
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