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Friday at 06:30 PM
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Try making some sentences using the words from this video!

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Hi cesar,


Yes, the present progressive form is 'forgetting' and the past tense is 'forgot.'


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Excuseme the present progressive tense the forget is Forgetting,No: n/a.And the past tense the forget is Forgot. Am I the right o wrong? Thank you.