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Depends. You forgot is a simple statement of fact.

You forgot to be some milk.

You did forget is used for emphasis.

Oh, did I?

Yes. I can't believe it. You did forget!

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forget, forgot, forgetting__________No, the standard three forms are: forget - forgot - forgotten.


What word is the past tense of forget?

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When was I Forgot to Remember to Forget created?

I Forgot to Remember to Forget was created on 1955-08-20.


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Is the word forgot a noun?

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