ADV
clean, completely, entirely, quite, totally
I completely forgot about the dentist appointment until my mom called me this afternoon.
almost, nearly
never
She will never forget how kind her grandmother was to her during difficult times.
quickly, soon
instantly, promptly
After the movie ended, he instantly forgot all his worries about work.
momentarily, temporarily
I temporarily forgot where I parked my car this morning at the shopping center.
easily
My grandmother easily forgets where she puts her glasses every morning.
conveniently
She conveniently forgot about the dentist appointment she had scheduled for Monday morning.
VERB + FORGET
seem to
My sister seems to forget where she puts her keys every single day.
tend to | want to | try to
be easy to
It's easy to forget where you put your keys when you're in a hurry.
let sb
I was angry with him, but I decided to let it go and forget about the argument.
make sb
PREP
about
Don't forget about your dentist appointment on Friday afternoon.
PHRASES
forget all about sth
After the movie started, I completely forgot all about my homework.
forgive and forget
After their argument, they decided it was best to forgive and forget about the whole thing.
keep forgetting
I keep forgetting to buy milk at the supermarket every week.
largely forgotten
The old traditions of her grandparents are now largely forgotten by younger generations.