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Old 13-May-2008, 22:59
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Default Re: about the verb forget

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Originally Posted by salamis View Post
Hi,

I'd like to know if we can use the verb forget in the present continuous. Yes, we can. My grandmother is forgetting more every month.

The Cambridge grammar book says that; we do not use these verbs ( like, love, want, understand, remember, depend, prefer, hate, need, mean, believe, forget ) in the present continuous. not true

But in the Longman grammar book there's a sentence like this:

I'm always forgetting people's birthdays. It's so annoying.

So which one is true?
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