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The phrase "going around telling" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe someone who is spreading or sharing information with others. This phrase can be used in a variety of contexts, such as gossip, news, or rumors. Example: Sarah was going around telling everyone at work about the new project her team was working on.
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But my training kicked in, and I started going around telling people, "We can't stay here".
"I'll be going around telling them the correct times to eat and how to take on fluids," Monahan said.
"We have not been going around telling people, 'You're fine.' Everyone's operating assumption is that they should resign Jan 1.
"He was going around telling everybody that that old fuddy-duddy Gibson hadn't invented a new idea in years.
Has it ever occurred to the administration that unless we're invited to do so, we shouldn't be going around telling people what they should want?
The Dalai Lama, a joyful figure, came to Scotland, and we learned that the Chinese government was going around telling everybody not to meet him.
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Then my mother went around telling everyone we were Jewish".
"There's no reason to go around telling everyone, people know," she laughs.
(For years, he went around telling people that if only he'd had a tail).
As she has gone around telling people about her idea, she says, "women get instantly excited.
Mo has gone around telling the fans and the people behind the scenes how much he adores them.
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