go down / happen
Hi everyone,
1. What's going down? Something strange is going down around here.
2. Something strange is happening around here.
I wonder what's the difference between 'go down' and 'happen'
Thank you and have a nice day :)
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Answers · 4
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It's interesting to note that "to go down," meaning "to happen," is considered extremely informal, despite the fact it's been in use for generations, and equivalent expressions were used in Latin.
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Thank you for your help :D
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Hello, Jin Sun! This is a great question :). The only difference is, "what's going down?" is a type of slang, and is more informal use. "What is happening?" Is more formal. I would use "what's going down?" If I was speaking with my friends. I hope this helps!
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