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TinaMr Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Gone girl gone
What does "gone girl gone" mean?
Sounds like "a girl who missing", but I'm not sure. Is it needed to use "gone" twice?
That's a title of a movie. I just didn't understand its sense completely.
Thank you!
Sounds like "a girl who missing", but I'm not sure. Is it needed to use "gone" twice?
That's a title of a movie. I just didn't understand its sense completely.
Thank you!
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There is a film called "Gone Girl", but with a cursory Internet search I can't find any record of a film called "Gone Girl Gone". Are you sure "Gone Girl Gone" is the correct title?
- There is a film called "Gone Girl", but with a cursory Internet search I can't find any record of a film called "Gone Girl Gone".
- Are you sure "Gone Girl Gone" is the correct title?
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There is a film called "Gone Girl", but with a cursory Internet search I can't find any record of a film called "Gone Girl Gone". Are you sure "Gone Girl Gone" is the correct title?
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GPY, at first I got also confused,but if you type ""Gone Girl Gone" 2007", you'll get the film I mean 
In my understanding, "Gone Gi
In my understanding, "Gone Gi00
Hmm. I still can't see any film of that name. When I search for "Gone Girl Gone" 2007 I see a reference to a film called "Gone Baby Gone". Is that the one?
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GPY, you are right - that's the name: "Gone Baby Gone"! Sorry, I got confused. Could you tell me what it means? Does it mean "Missing Baby"?
Thank you!
Thank you!
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TinaMrCould you tell me what it means? Does it mean "Missing Baby"?According to the Wikipedia article, "The plot centers on two private investigators, Patrick Kenzie and Angie Gennaro, hunting for an abducted four-year-old girl from the Boston neighborhood of Dorchester."
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GPY, I've watched the movie. Its title into Russian (I am not Russian, I just speak it) was "Goodbye, Baby, Goodbye". I've never seen "gone" in this sense, therefore I was wondering about the exact meaning of this title.
In the end , the girl turns out to be alive so "Gone" can't mean "dead" (that I thought initially).
So, as I understood from your reply, "gone" in this case means "abducte
In the end , the girl turns out to be alive so "Gone" can't mean "dead" (that I thought initially).
So, as I understood from your reply, "gone" in this case means "abducte
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