Do you like to gossip?
I do! And when you like it, it’s imperative to explain that what you are saying is simply gossip. That you are not the source of this information!
So, how do we do that? Today’s expression “rumour has it” is a great solution.
Here are some examples of how we use it:
- Rumour has it that the company is considering letting go of some employees.
- Rumour has it that the tickets were resold for double their price.
- Rumour has it that they are getting divorced.
- Rumour has it that he was poisoned.
Easy, right? Would you like to give us some gossip using this very expression? Write to us with some examples of your own.
