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hi,,david, thank you for your respond,,but about the question..
,are you asking me or tedtmc? mm.. actually i'm not really know about it.. if i not mistaken, after almost should use base word? Am i right?
Just a student.
I think #1 is the most common.
When you forget something and talk about what you've forgotten, you usually say it in the past.
#2 seems to be possible to me, but right now I just can't think of a situation where you can use it.
Maybe "I almost forget to tell you that your mother called and asked you to call her back." but "forgot" seems also to fit well in this example, right?
Just a student.
correct me =) 
Re: correct me =) 
Re: correct me =) 
actually i'm not really know about it..
if i not mistaken, after almost should use base word? Am i right? 
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