It probably means that she has lost contact with reality. If this Howard Hughes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia does not help, come back with a more specific question, ideally giving more context.Hi, there.
Could you please explain to me what[STRIKE] does[/STRIKE] that means?
Hi, there.
Could you please explain to me what does that means?
Thank you, in advance, for your reply.
I manage to out-draw bhaisahab most of the time, but freezeframe is becoming a threat.Howard Hughes was ...
Well, I should have said that what's bothering me is the construction has gone a bit beign used here.
First of all, can we say that she has gone = she has become?
Is she has become like [STRIKE]a[/STRIKE] Howard Huges the same?
Thank you.
I'm sorry but I'm sort of disagreed with you that has gone (present perfect, i.e. connection with now) = became (past perfect). Would you mind comment on that?