Examples of using "Unutmuş" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I must've forgotten.
- I must have forgotten.
She cannot have forgotten my address.
- I must have forgotten it.
- I must've forgotten it.
How could I have forgotten?
You might have just forgotten.
- I might have forgotten my keys.
- I might've forgotten my keys.
She appeared to have forgotten my name.
- Tom must've forgotten his promise.
- Tom must have forgotten his promise.
Tom might've forgotten about the meeting.
- Tom must've forgotten about the meeting.
- Tom must have forgotten about the meeting.
Tom might've forgotten about us.
Tom must've forgotten his key.
It is possible that I have forgotten my keys.
She must have forgotten the promise.
She must have forgotten all about the promise.
She forgot her umbrella on a bus.
Tom forgot his wallet at home.
Tom forgot to comb his hair.
- How could I've forgotten that?
- How could I have forgotten that?
- Tom forgot to bring his swimsuit.
- Tom forgot to bring his bathing suit.
You must have forgotten them at the office.
He must have forgotten all about the promise.
Grandma forgot to take her pills again.
Tom seems to have forgotten my name.
I seem to have left my wallet at home.
I'm annoyed about them forgetting to pay.
Looks like he forgot to take out the trash.
God exists, but he forgot the password.
- Everybody has forgotten about Tom and me.
- Everyone has forgotten about Tom and me.
- Tom must've forgotten to do that.
- Tom must have forgotten to do that.
Tom has probably forgotten what Mary looks like.
Tom has probably already forgotten about you.
- Tom must've forgotten his promise to Mary.
- Tom must have forgotten his promise to Mary.
- Tom must've forgotten what he promised Mary.
- Tom must have forgotten what he promised Mary.
- Tom must've forgotten his promise to us.
- Tom must have forgotten his promise to us.
Sami must have forgotten his promise to Layla.
Tom probably forgot to tell Mary that.
- Tom must've forgotten to tell Mary that.
- Tom must have forgotten to tell Mary that.
- We told him about it; apparently he has forgotten.
- We told him about it; seems he forgot.
We told him about it; apparently he has forgotten.
Everyone pretended they forgot his birthday.
- I thought Tom would have forgotten me by now.
- I thought Tom would've forgotten me by now.
- I thought that Tom would have forgotten me by now.
- I thought that Tom would've forgotten me by now.
Tom is as old as Methuselah.
Some students seem to have forgotten to do their homework.
- Tom must've forgotten what he promised to do for Mary.
- Tom must have forgotten what he promised to do for Mary.
- I thought Tom and Mary would have forgotten me by now.
- I thought Tom and Mary would've forgotten me by now.
- I thought that Tom and Mary would have forgotten me by now.
- I thought that Tom and Mary would've forgotten me by now.
Some people seem to have forgotten what it was like before the war.
- Tom must've forgotten to do what he promised us he'd do.
- Tom must have forgotten to do what he promised us he'd do.
It may seem like Tom has forgotten all about the matter, but deep down inside, he's still torn up about it.