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I hope you are not in touble or something. I am sure I can help you.
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For example,
Mum is having a go at me.
Mum is so angry, and having a go at me.
In English, 'having a go' means that someone is telling you off. You have done something wrong, so you get told off.
'Tell off' means the same, but there must be a reason for it. You must have an object in between the two words like 'tell .... off' - tell me off, tell you off, tell John off...
For example,
I was 15 minutes late and I got told off by my boss.
I didn't do my homework and my teacher told me off.
The 'tell off' & 'have a go' are only from one person, not two ways. If that involves more people, that you use 'argue' or 'have a row' - Row = 吵架,口角
For example
John had a row with his girlfriend.
My family oftens argue about little things.
Mary had a row with the driver about the fare.
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Hope it helps! Happy Easter!!