Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Rumour"s

A: This means that the rumour should be spread around, or passed from person to person.

A: "About" or "related to."

A: It means that it's something you've heard but you're unsure whether or not it is true.

A: I have heard, some people say, some people are saying, there is a rumor going around that says..

A: there was a rumour going around at school that (name) did (something)

I heard a rumour about you yesterday

A: A rumour is something that goes around about a person or a thing that is usually scandalous, but it’s not confirmed true or false.

“There’s a rumour going around that Michelle kissed Toby!”

Gossiping or to gossip is to talk about something such as a rumour, it’s like talking about something or someone without any evidence, something that shouldn’t be talked about, just a meaningless gossip with your friends. When someone gossips, they normally enhance what they’re talking about and make it more than what it is. It’s very exciting lol.

Example of gossiping: “Guys, did you hear that Michelle kissed Toby?! Yeah, she probably paid him or something!”
“Emily was gossiping about how Michelle kissed Toby.”

A chit chat is just a little conversation, very informal and quick, like when you meet your friend in the supermarket.

Example of chit chat: “Oh, hi Sue! Yeah, how are you? How are the kids? Oh, good! Well, I’d better get going, Lauren’s waiting in the car! Give the family my love, I’ll see you later, Sue!”

Lauren, in the car: ‘Mum, what took you so long?’
“Oh, I just met Sue in the shops and we had a little chit chat.”

A: I believe rumors are any unverified pieces of information. Gossip tends to be unverified information that is personal and scandalous in nature. Gossip can also be used as a verb where the word rumor cannot. Gossip also is usually just a mindless activity without a purpose but spreading rumors is used to obtain a goal.

A: They mean exactly the same just in a different sentence formation.

A: Gossip is idle talk among people, generally about intimate subjects regarding others who are not present.
A rumour is information being spread around about a specific person or subject.
Both can be true or false.

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A: Here you go. It’s spelled “rumors” for English (US), though.

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A: × There are many rumours about vaccines ,but I don't know what is right.
✓ There are many rumours about vaccines, but I don't know which information is the most helpful and accurate.

× I need to not get confused by it.
✓ I wish it were not so confusing. I need good information.

A: How can you believe these rumours?

A: Yes!

A: He revoked the rumors, saying they were nonsense.
I think this what you are looking for, that he took back the tumors because they were nonsense. Is that right?