Videorumour

/'ru:mə/

The word rumour describes unverified information or stories that spread informally from person to person. Whether used as a noun to describe gossip or as a verb to describe the act of circulating reports, it is a vital term for discussing communication and social dynamics. This lesson covers the differences between British and American spellings, common idioms like rumours are flying, and how to use phrases such as rumour has it. You will also learn about related terms like the rumour mill and the role of a rumourmonger in spreading hearsay. We explore how to quash a rumour and provide clear examples for both formal and informal contexts. Watch this lesson to master the nuances of this common English word.

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A student hears a rumour in the school hallway.