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Lamjin Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Out of one's head ?

Hi teachers,
Will the following two sentences cause different meanings, because I know that 'out of one's head' may mean 'crazy'.
- It came straight out of my head!
- It may go right out of my head

Thanks in advance!
  

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Hi, Will the following two sentences cause different meanings, because I know that 'out of one's head' may mean 'crazy'. No, the context will usually make your meaning clear. - It came straight out of my head!

— Clive

  • Hi, Will the following two sentences cause different meanings, because I know that 'out of one's head' may mean 'crazy'.
  • No, the context will usually make your meaning clear.
  • - It came straight out of my head!
  • Sounds like you mean that it's an original idea.
  • - It may go right out of my head I may forget it completely.
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Hi,

Will the following two sentences cause different meanings, because I know that 'out of one's head' may mean 'crazy'. No, the context will usually make your meaning clear.

- It came straight out of my head! Sounds like you mean that it's an original idea.

- It may go right out of my head I may forget it completely.

Clive
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