Forgetの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: To not remember

A: Forget: Can’t Recall or remember something

Avoid: Stay away from

A: Generally, it's a casual expression of disbelief in oneself.
Think of something (or someone) that you know really well, so much so that you could never forget it. Let's say that you do forget that thing or person, but then you suddenly remember. That's when you would say, "How could I forget about _____?"

The tone is usually rather lighthearted, but it can sound more serious with a change in vocal expression.

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A: É o verbo esquecer
"I Forget things easily"
Eu esqueci de fazer o meu dever hoje

A: Passado de forget - esquecer
forgot - esqueci , esqueceu

A: You didn’t forget to make Hailey’s lunch, did you?

Shit! I forgot to turn off the oven!

A: I forgot my key at home.
I always forget the door open.
I sometimes forget you.

A: that joke was so funny I forgot to laugh.
This means the joke wasn't funny. it's called sarcasm.

A: I think "I forgot what you said, can you repeat it?" would be better.

A: @Mahmood95 they both mean the same thing, but "I have forgotten" is mostly used for when you are being wholehearted.

e.g.:

I forgot where I put my keys.

I forgot how to make coffee.

I forgot to make my bed.

I have forgotten that yesterday was our anniversary.

I have forgotten that she has died.

forgotten is hardly used in speach, it is mostly used when talking politely, or sympathetically.

A: They mean the same thing.

I don't think you'd hear "I nearly forgot" much in America, but you would hear "I almost forgot" all the time

A: I can't forget means something that you personally cannot forget. Unforgettable is an adjective to describe something really amazing.

A: "I forget it" (it should be written as I forgot it) means that you didn't remember to bring something.
"Forget it" means to just let it go and not bring it up again, or "don't worry about it".

I forgot to bring my headphones today.

"Ah! Here's the money I owe you!"
"Eh, forget it. Consider it a present."

A: "Forget me" is asking someone to cut off ties and end their relationship with you.

"Forget ABOUT me" could mean many different things. Here's a sample dialog to clarify it:

A: Did you eat already?
B: No.
A: I'm going to go grab some lunch. Want to come with me?
B: Nah, I'm good.
A: But you haven't eaten.
B: Forget about me; I'm not hungry. Go get lunch. I'll see you later.

So forget about me COULD mean forget me, but not necessarily. It could also mean a lot of other things, such as "don't worry about me", albeit in a harsher tone.

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A: Forgot is past tense. If you found it you can say “I forgot where I put it”
If you’re looking for it, you can say “I forget where I put my key”
Hope this helps

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A: You got it right! ^^
"To carelessly forget"

A: option 2 is the more natural sounding sentence

A: you may consider rephrasing it as "I forgot, where in America do you live?" but youre sentence works so either are probably good

A: Nothing wrong with it.

A: @Japanese_g perfect 👌🏽

A: Another more common way to say it could be, "That present surprised me! I'll never forget it."