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  1. 23-Aug-2007, 01:09 #1
    Fleur de mort Guest

    Exclamation A penny for your thoughts

    Can I use this idiom when I see someone that he is absentminded??
    A penny for your thoughts
  2. 23-Aug-2007, 01:12 #2
    mykwyner
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    Default Re: A penny for your thoughts

    Absent-minded means forgetful. Use that expression when someone is lost in his or her own thoughts (contemplative). contemplative - Definitions from Dictionary.com
  3. 23-Aug-2007, 01:19 #3
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    Default Re: A penny for your thoughts

    mykwyner

    Thanks a lot.
    I get it.
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