Should we say “someone has forgot” or “someone has forgotten”?

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Should we say “someone has forgot” or “someone has forgotten”?

Should we say “someone has forgot” or “someone has forgotten”? Which one is actually correct English? Should we say ‘someone has forgot’ or ‘someone has forgotten,’ and is there any situation where both are acceptable?”

Claire · Accepted Answer

nice answer!

augustus.king581@slmail.me · Accepted Answer

Try to keep in mind that written English and spoken English can be quite different.  Its not a matter or whether one way is absolutely correct or not.

Jason · Accepted Answer

We sometimes say “has forgot” in casual speech.

Claire · Accepted Answer

Use “someone has forgotten.” That’s the correct form.
“Has forgot” isn’t standard English — you might hear it casually, but it’s not grammatically right.

xinyi · Accepted Answer

"Someone has forgotten.”  It’s grammatically correct

Should we say “someone has forgot” or “someone has forgotten”?

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