get the latest information · find out the inside story · hear the gossip
This expression is perfect when you're super eager to catch up on the latest news or juicy gossip about a situation or a person! 🕵️♀️✨ It’s like asking for the 'exclusive' details. Think of it as being a social detective!
💡 **Pro Tip!** 'get the scoop' often implies you're looking for exclusive or insider information that others might not know yet. It's commonly used when asking a friend to fill you in after an event, a dramatic situation, or even a casual outing where you missed out on the action. 😉
Your friend just returned from a big party you couldn't attend. You want to know all the interesting details. Which English expression would you use? A. Give me the breakdown B. Tell me the agenda C. Get the scoop