Almost forgot, he is a ***

Forums: English, Grammar
Email this Topic • Print this Page

Which is grammatical? "Almost forgot" or "almost forgotten"?

coldjoint wrote:

Bullshit. He may never face justice but he is one corrupt son of a bitch. Almost forgot, he is a traitor too.

Type: Question • Score: 0 • Views: 847 • Replies: 6

View best answer, chosen by oristarA

@oristarA,

"almost forgot", but hs contention is extreme partisan nonsense, better forgotten.

1 Reply

@MontereyJack,

Thx.
It seems that "forgot" can be a form of past participle of "forget".

0 Replies

Read "almost forgot" as "I almost forgot".

1 Reply

@oralloy,

oralloy wrote:

Read "almost forgot" as "I almost forgot".

You certainly could think that way, but then the form "Almost forgot, he is a traitor too" wouldn't be standard in English.

2 Replies

@oristarA,

Some rules of English are often ignored when people are speaking informally.

0 Replies

@oristarA,

That's how the sentence was meant. Read in context, "I" is implied. It is standard spoken English written down.

0 Replies