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20-Mar-2006, 09:15
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 forgo - am i using it correctly? 1) I am afraid you have to forgo as i am not available on monday 2) forgo the dinner, we are already late for the movies what you say about 1 and 2? |
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20-Mar-2006, 13:59
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 Re: forgo - am i using it correctly? Yes, you are using it correctly. Forgo means to go without, abstain, or relinquish. You may also spell it "forego". |
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20-Mar-2006, 14:12
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| Re: forgo - am i using it correctly? Thanx  |
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