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  1. Naeem Afzal
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    #1 04-Aug-2014, 07:03

    he was lost in his thoughts

    Hi teachers,Is "he was lost in his thoughts" correct? Does it mean he was lost in his ideas?Thanks
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    #2 04-Aug-2014, 07:31

    Re: he was lost in his thoughts

    It means he was so focused on what he was thinking about, the rest of the world disappeared for a time.
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