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Petvnla Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Using the word "forget"

Do we say,

I forget to do something today.

or

I have forgotten to do something today.


Can someone explain to me? Thank you.

(British English)
  

Top answer

petvnla Do we say, I forget to do something today. No. Use "I forget" when you mean you always forget, when you forget habitually .

— CalifJim

  • petvnla Do we say, I forget to do something today.
  • No.
  • Use "I forget" when you mean you always forget, when you forget habitually .
  • petvnla I have forgotten to do something today.
  • You can use this, and you can also use "I forgot to do something today".
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petvnlaDo we say,

I forget to do something today.
No. Use "I forget" when you mean you always forget, when you forget habitually.
petvnlaI have forgotten to do something today.
You can use this, and you can also use "I forgot to do something today".

CJ
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