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70 Useful Expressions Related to Remembering and Forgetting

Here are 70 useful expressions related to remembering and forgetting in English:

Expressions for Remembering:

1. I remember.
2. Do you remember?
3. I’ve just remembered.
4. I can’t forget.
5. I’ll never forget.
6. I can’t recall.
7. I’ve got it in my head.
8. I have a good memory for that.
9. It’s on the tip of my tongue.
10. It’s coming back to me.
11. I have it in my mind.
12. Let me think.
13. I’ll try to remember.
14. I won’t forget that.
15. I can picture it in my mind.
16. It rings a bell.
17. I remember it clearly.
18. It stays in my memory.
19. I’ll keep that in mind.
20. I have a strong memory of that.
21. It’s stuck in my head.
22. I won’t let it slip my mind.
23. It’s hard to forget.
24. I’ll always remember.
25. I haven’t forgotten.
26. I’ll make a note of it.
27. It’s fresh in my memory.
28. I haven’t lost track of it.
29. It’s in my memory.
30. It’s unforgettable.
31. I can recall every detail.
32. I still remember.
33. I can still see it in my mind.
34. I remember like it was yesterday.
35. It’s a vivid memory.
36. It’s fixed in my mind.
37. I’m trying to remember.
38. I’m not sure, but I think I remember.
39. It comes to mind.
40. I have a clear picture of it.

Expressions for Forgetting:

41. I forgot.
42. I can’t remember.
43. I don’t remember.
44. It slipped my mind.
45. I don’t recall.
46. It totally slipped my mind.
47. I’ve completely forgotten.
48. I lost track of it.
49. I had a brain freeze.
50. It’s a blur.
51. I can’t seem to recall.
52. It completely left my mind.
53. I forgot all about it.
54. It’s out of my mind.
55. I didn’t remember.
56. I’ve lost the memory.
57. I’ve let it slip.
58. It didn’t stay in my memory.
59. I didn’t keep it in my head.
60. I just forgot.
61. It’s all gone now.
62. I blanked out.
63. I lost my train of thought.
64. I couldn’t keep track.
65. I can’t keep it straight.
66. I had a lapse in memory.
67. It completely slipped away.
68. It’s not coming to me.
69. I didn’t think of it.
70. I lost all memory of that.

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