Pronunciation: /fərˈɡɒt.n̩/
verb action word, in this case 'forgotten' is the past participle form of the verb 'forget', meaning to fail to remember
A1 I have forgotten my keys at home.
A2 She forgotten to call her friend yesterday.
B1 The important meeting was forgotten by the new employee.
B2 The historical event was almost forgotten by the younger generation.
C1 The sacrifices of our ancestors should never be forgotten.
C2 The once popular song has been forgotten by many over time.
adjective describes a noun or pronoun, in this case 'forgotten' describes something that has been left behind or not remembered
A1 I have forgotten my keys at home.
A2 She had forgotten to bring her umbrella, so she got soaked in the rain.
B1 The forgotten book was found hidden under a pile of clothes.
B2 The forgotten memories of their childhood came flooding back as they explored the old neighborhood.
C1 The forgotten history of the ancient civilization was slowly being uncovered by archaeologists.
C2 The forgotten masterpiece by the artist was finally recognized and displayed in a prestigious gallery.
formal The documents had been forgotten in the back of the filing cabinet.
informal I totally forgotten about our dinner plans tonight.
slang She's always forgetting her keys, it's so annoying.
figurative The old tradition had been long forgotten by the younger generation.
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