curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-clarify-misunderstandings/67ed38f77f1fbd02acdcf5ff.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
Sure, Mark. What's BLANK?
going on
This two-word phrase is used to ask about what is happening or what the situation is. The first word ends with -ing.
What's going on? is a common way to ask someone what is happening, what the situation is, or what problem or event is taking place. For example:
What's going on at the meeting? – Someone is asking what is happening during the meeting.
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