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UK//fəˈɡɒt//US//fərˈɡɑt//

Meaning of Forgot

In simple words: To fail to remember something.

Forgot in a sentence

  • I forgot my wallet at home.
  • She forgot to send the email yesterday.
  • They always forget the important details.

How to use Forgot

Commonly used in everyday conversation. Avoid using in very formal writing. More often used in past tense.

Grammar pattern

forgot + object

Memory hint

Think of a 'forgotten' item left behind — imagine losing your keys.

Related words

Collocations with Forgot

  • forget someone's name
  • forget a lesson
  • forget an appointment

Synonyms for Forgot

Opposites of Forgot

Common mistakes with Forgot

  • Confusing 'forgot' with 'forget'. 'Forgot' is past tense.
  • Using 'forgot' without an object when it needs one.
  • Mispronouncing the word, especially the ending.

Compare Forgot with Overlook, Neglect, Miss

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Frequently asked questions about Forgot

What does Forgot mean?

To fail to remember something.

What is the definition of Forgot?

To not remember something that was once known.

How do you use Forgot in a sentence?

I forgot my wallet at home.

Can you give another example of Forgot?

She forgot to send the email yesterday.

What are synonyms for Forgot?

Common alternatives include overlook, neglect, miss.

What is the opposite of Forgot?

Opposite meanings include remember, recall.

What words go with Forgot?

It commonly pairs with forget someone's name, forget a lesson, forget an appointment.

What are common mistakes when using Forgot?

Confusing 'forgot' with 'forget'. 'Forgot' is past tense. Using 'forgot' without an object when it needs one. Mispronouncing the word, especially the ending.

How do you pronounce Forgot?

US: //fərˈɡɑt//, UK: //fəˈɡɒt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Forgot?

Commonly used in everyday conversation. Avoid using in very formal writing. More often used in past tense.