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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Forgotten (about)

Is about optional? Would you ever leave « « forgotten »

That’s forgotten (about). People have forgotten you did that.


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Here's an example with and without 'about' in at least one interpretation. I have forgotten about what you did. ) I have forgotten what you did.

— CalifJim

  • Here's an example with and without 'about' in at least one interpretation.
  • I have forgotten about what you did.
  • ) I have forgotten what you did.
  • ) CJ
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Here's an example with and without 'about' in at least one interpretation.

I have forgotten about what you did. (I remember what you did, but I have forgiven/overlooked what you did.)
I have forgotten what you did. (I can't remember what you did.)

CJ

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