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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Get lost in/Drift into thought?
Do get lost in thought and drift into thought mean the same thing?
She gets lost in thought.
She drifts into thought
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anonymous She gets lost in thought. Natural and common. anonymous She drifts into thought Perfetly possible (if you end with a suitable mark of punctuation) but not at all the same as the first one.
- anonymous She gets lost in thought.
- Natural and common.
- anonymous She drifts into thought Perfetly possible (if you end with a suitable mark of punctuation) but not at all the same as the first one.
- When she drifts into thought, she unconsciously begins to think, which is a pretty odd thing to say however grammatical it is.
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anonymousShe gets lost in thought.
Natural and common.
anonymousShe drifts into thought
Perfetly possible (if you end with a suitable mark of punctuation) but not at all the same as the first one. When she drifts into thought, she unconsciously begins to think, which is a pretty odd thing to say however grammatical
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