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JesterLegacy Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
I have forgotten
Can I know which form of the word should be used when:
1. I don't remember about something until now.
2. I didn't remember about something, but I do now.
I know that for the first one, we can use I forget about it, and the second one I forgot about it.
But when do we use "I have forgotten about it" then?
1. I don't remember about something until now.
2. I didn't remember about something, but I do now.
I know that for the first one, we can use I forget about it, and the second one I forgot about it.
But when do we use "I have forgotten about it" then?
Top answer
1. I don't remember about something until now. 2.
- 1.
- I don't remember about something until now.
- 2.
- I didn't remember about something, but I do now.
- "Forget about it.
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1. I don't remember about something until now.
2. I didn't rememberabout something, but I do now.
"Forget about it. " is an idiom meaning "never mind."
Storekeeper: I owe you two cents in change, but I don't have any pennies.
Customer: Forget about it.
2. I didn't remember
"Forget about it. " is an idiom meaning "never mind."
Storekeeper: I owe you two cents in change, but I don't have any pennies.
Customer: Forget about it.
JesterLegacyBut when do we use "I have forgotten about it" then?
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