to do/doing

MIA6

MIA6

<1. I forget to do something. I forget doing something. Rule of thumb: With "forget", use infinitive. i.e. Don't forget to call me.>

Mozz. And, I forgot doing something.

Mizz: What did you forget doing?

Mozz: I forgot playing the harp. I didn't remember that part of my life at

Hmm..I am not sure, but, in Basque is in this way,

Using the infinitive, you are saying that your forgot to so something in a specific time. However, if you use the gerung would mean that you forgot doing it, that you don't know how it is done anymore.

I think same goes for remember..but, don't know the third one!

Anyway, I have to tell you that I don't know what I am w

<if you use the gerung would mean that you forgot doing it, that you don't know how it is done anymore.>

Eugunon! In English, we'd use "forgotten how to...".

Milky<1. I forget to do something. I forget doing something. Rule of thumb: With "forget", use infinitive. i.e. Don't forget to call me.>

Mozz. And, I forgot doing something.

Mizz: What did you forge

<I am pretty sure this is an incorrect usage.>

Are you a prescriptivist?

<I am pretty sure this is an incorrect usage.>

Is the article in your sentence incorrect usage?

<Rule of thumb: With "forget", use infinitive. i.e. Don't forget to call me.>

I'll never forget seeing her for the first time.

You can forget going to the party tonight.

Milky<Rule of thumb: With "forget", use infinitive. i.e. Don't forget to call me.>

I'll never forget seeing her for the first time.

Milky,

If you are asking a question to clarify any doubts, I'd be happy to respond. If it's a question of challenge in nature, that's a different story.

Rule of thumb is not equal to absolut