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TeacherJapan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Forget and forget about?
1) I won't forget you no matter where I go.
2) I won't forget about you no matter where I go.
1) I want to forget all the troublesome routines and go somewhere.
2) I want to forget about all the troublesome routines and go somewhere.
2) I won't forget about you no matter where I go.
1) I want to forget all the troublesome routines and go somewhere.
2) I want to forget about all the troublesome routines and go somewhere.
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They are all OK. 'About' is unnecessary in both cases, and I think that dropping 'about' is nicer when referring to a person.
- They are all OK.
- 'About' is unnecessary in both cases, and I think that dropping 'about' is nicer when referring to a person.
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They are all OK. 'About' is unnecessary in both cases, and I think that dropping 'about' is nicer when referring to a person.
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I see! Thank you very much:-) I've just noticed that you changed your pic!
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