Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Forget"

A: To not remember

A: Forget: Can’t Recall or remember something

Avoid: Stay away from

A: Generally, it's a casual expression of disbelief in oneself.
Think of something (or someone) that you know really well, so much so that you could never forget it. Let's say that you do forget that thing or person, but then you suddenly remember. That's when you would say, "How could I forget about _____?"

The tone is usually rather lighthearted, but it can sound more serious with a change in vocal expression.

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A: É o verbo esquecer
"I Forget things easily"
Eu esqueci de fazer o meu dever hoje

A: Passado de forget - esquecer
forgot - esqueci , esqueceu

A: You didn’t forget to make Hailey’s lunch, did you?

Shit! I forgot to turn off the oven!

A: I forgot my key at home.
I always forget the door open.
I sometimes forget you.

A: that joke was so funny I forgot to laugh.
This means the joke wasn't funny. it's called sarcasm.

A: I think "I forgot what you said, can you repeat it?" would be better.

A: Honestly, there isn’t a very big difference. They both mean the same exact thing (to have pushed something from memory)
The difference is in their place in a sentence. Forgot is the past tense of forget, whereas Forgotten is the past participle and needs to be accompanied by an auxiliary verb. So, for example, “have forgotten “ “been forgotten “ etc.

Examples:

I forgot my keys at home.

They have never been forgotten.

A: I think there's no big difference since both describes certain action in the past.

"I forgot my mum's birthday"

"I've forgotten my mum's birthday"

Those are basically the same but the last one gives a present emphasize or something similar.

"Present Perfect" is called, I think.

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A: Forget is future tense. So you can say ‘ I think I will forget about this.’ Forget shouldn’t be used in your case. It should be ‘I forgot it` and ‘I forgot about it’. These are correct. The differences is on is shorter and the other one is longer. Another difference is the usage.

A: "Don't forget this." is an imperative sentence (忘れないでね / 忘れるな）
"Not to forget this." doesn't make sense when alone. It has a grammatical function while in the middle of a sentence.

A: I forgot how to breathe: can be said when you are in shock. It happened one time. = one time

I forget how to breathe: It happens regularly. Forgetting how to breathe is a habit for you. = more than one time in the past and probably in the future.

I have forgotten (not forgetten) how to breathe: Either you have in the past not remembered how to breathe or you at this moment don't remember how to breathe. = either in the past or present.

I have been forgetting how to breathe: You recently have, on more than one occasion, forgotten how to breathe. = past and present. likely to forget in the future too.

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A: Forgot is past tense. If you found it you can say “I forgot where I put it”
If you’re looking for it, you can say “I forget where I put my key”
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A: You got it right! ^^
"To carelessly forget"

A: whenever you are using more than one verb in English, most of the time you will leave the second verb in its infinitive form.
a verbs infinitive form is "to"+"verb"

A: it's too quick to forget

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A: I forgot when to meet her.

When will I call you?

A: Oh I forgot to donate to them.