put it in a nutshell, explain something very briefly, get straight to the point, say the most important thing immediately, hear it on the grapevine, hear something through rumours or gossip, put someone in the picture — give someone the necessary information, give someone the necessary information, get the wrong end of the stick, misunderstand something, be on the same wavelength, understand each other well, can’t make head nor tail of it, understand nothing at all, talk at cross-purposes, misunderstand each other while talking, beat about the bush, avoid saying something directly, get it straight from the horse’s mouth, get information from the original source, be like talking to a brick wall, talk to someone who does not listen or respond, keep someone in the loop, keep someone informed, digress, go off the main topic for a short time, ramble, talk for a long time in a confused way, coherent, clear and well-organised, eloquent, fluent and persuasive in speaking, succinct, expressed clearly in few words, inhibited, shy and not relaxed in expressing yourself, rambling, long, confused and not well-organised, vague, not clear or specific

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