English conjugation practice
Forget
Forget conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I forget names easily.
Usually, you forget your keys.
He often forgets his lunch.
We never forget our friends.
They forget the rules at school.
Present Continuous
I am forgetting what I wanted to say.
You are forgetting an important detail.
He is forgetting how this machine works.
We are forgetting the reason for the meeting.
They are forgetting to lock the door.
Present Perfect
I have forgotten your phone number.
You have forgotten where we parked.
He has forgotten the password again.
We have forgotten to buy milk.
They have forgotten the old address.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been forgetting small tasks all week.
You have been forgetting your appointments lately.
He has been forgetting his homework this month.
We have been forgetting to water the plants.
They have been forgetting names since the trip.
Past Simple
I forgot my umbrella yesterday.
You forgot the tickets at home.
He forgot his coat on the bus.
We forgot to call our neighbor.
They forgot the map in the hotel.
Past Continuous
I was forgetting the story when you arrived.
You were forgetting the instructions at that moment.
He was forgetting his lines on stage.
We were forgetting the route as darkness fell.
They were forgetting their promises during the argument.
Past Perfect
I had forgotten the key before I left.
You had forgotten the warning by then.
He had forgotten the meeting when we called.
We had forgotten the reason for the visit.
They had forgotten their bags before boarding.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been forgetting details for several days.
You had been forgetting names before the exam.
He had been forgetting his chores all summer.
We had been forgetting to close the gate.
They had been forgetting the plan for weeks.
Future Simple (will)
I will forget this lesson someday.
You will forget the trouble soon.
He will forget the incident with time.
We will forget the cold winter eventually.
They will forget this small mistake.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to forget that number without a note.
You are going to forget your bag if you leave now.
He is going to forget the deadline.
We are going to forget this busy week.
They are going to forget the directions without a map.
Future Continuous
I will be forgetting names during the long trip.
You will be forgetting these details by tomorrow.
He will be forgetting old worries next year.
We will be forgetting the old routine by then.
They will be forgetting these names during the move.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have forgotten the whole story.
By then, you will have forgotten the password.
He will have forgotten the mistake by next month.
By summer, we will have forgotten the snowy roads.
By the reunion, they will have forgotten the disagreement.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been forgetting these names for a year.
By then, you will have been forgetting small details for months.
Next spring, he will have been forgetting his old routine for a long time.
By winter, we will have been forgetting the old schedule for months.
By then, they will have been forgetting those rules for years.
Present Simple Negative
I do not forget helpful advice.
You do not forget important promises.
He does not forget his daily medicine.
We do not forget special family traditions.
They do not forget the people who helped them.
Present Simple Question
Do I forget anything important?
Why do you forget your keys?
Does he forget names often?
Do we forget anything before leaving?
Why do they forget the instructions?
Past Simple Negative
I did not forget your birthday.
You did not forget the appointment yesterday.
He did not forget his passport.
We did not forget the meeting last night.
They did not forget their promise.
Past Simple Question
Did I forget your book?
Why did you forget the address?
Did he forget the appointment?
Did we forget to bring water?
How did they forget the tickets?