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The kid lost himselfe in the woods
The kid got lost in the woods.
Are both correct and the same?
The kid lost himselfe in the woods
The kid got lost in the woods.
Are both correct and the same?
The kid got lost in the woods.
Are both correct and the same?
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"lost himself" means the kid lost the kid.
It is a metaphor, but has no literal meaning.
"The kid got lost in the woods" ✅
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It should be "himself" but even so, we don't say that. The second one is correct.
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"lost himself" means the kid lost the kid.
It is a metaphor, but has no literal meaning.
"The kid got lost in the woods" ✅
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