PHRase of the day
today's phrase is:
Get to the bottom of something
25/05/2025
Meaning:
To “get to the bottom of something” means to find out the real cause or truth behind a situation, problem, or mystery. It involves investigating until you fully understand what happened.
Examples:
1. The detective was determined to get to the bottom of the mysterious disappearance.
2. We need to get to the bottom of why the project failed before starting a new one.
3. She spent hours researching to get to the bottom of the rumor.
Discussion:
- (For moms:) Have you ever had to get to the bottom of why your child was suddenly acting differently (e.g., moody, quiet, or refusing food)? How did you handle it?
- (For working professionals:) Have you ever had to get to the bottom of a miscommunication at work that caused delays or conflicts? How did you resolve it?
- If a close friend suddenly stopped replying to your messages, would you try to get to the bottom of it? How?
- if you heard gossip about yourself, would you try to get to the bottom of where it started? Why or why not?
