Examples of using "Dimenticata" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Did you forget?
- Have you forgotten?
A promise is quickly forgotten.
- I forgot it.
- I forgot.
- I forgot about it.
- I've forgotten.
- I have forgotten.
He forgot me.
- "I forgot," she said.
- "I forgot," she answered.
I forgot to ask him.
I never forgot you.
He forgot it again.
- I haven't forgotten her.
- I haven't forgotten them.
I almost forgot it.
- I must have forgotten it.
- I must've forgotten it.
I forgot to telephone him today.
You forgot a category.
I fear she thinks I've forgotten her.
She may have left her umbrella on the bus.
I forgot it.
She forgot to write him.
I'm sorry, I forgot to do my homework.
An injury is much sooner forgotten than an insult.
I've forgotten about her.
I haven't forgotten you.
I never forgot you.
I didn't forget about you.
How do you calculate the length of the circumference? I've forgotten.
I forgot to send you an e-mail.
Maybe she forgot my birthday.
I forgot to telephone him today.
I nearly forgot it.
He didn't forget her.
She almost forgot her umbrella.
I forgot it in the garage.
I almost forgot.
I totally forgot.
Tom had forgotten it.
- He never forgot her.
- He never forgave her.
I forgot to ask him.
I forgot about Tom.
You forgot to divide by X here.
You've been forgotten.
Don't tell me you've forgotten Tom.
Oh, no! I almost forgot!
I completely forgot about Tom.
She forgot to wash her hands.
I forgot them.
I've never forgotten you.
- I forgot to call him.
- I forgot to phone him.
I'm sorry, I forgot to do my homework.
I've never seen a more god-forsaken stretch of desert.
- I forgot to buy a present!
- I forgot to buy a present.
Being in a hurry, I forgot the money at home.
You forgot to turn off the light.