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klafterreith
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 Posted: Mon Dec 12, 2011 3:44 am Post subject: unforgettable/unforgotten |
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In summer I went to Italy and had unforgettable/unforgotten experiences.
Is `unforgotten� acceptable or is it totally wrong?
Please comment. Thank you. |
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pugachevV
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unforgotten means "not forgotten", so it's use is correct English.
Unforgettable means, "highly memorable" (literally that you are unable to forget).
Unforgettable is what we usually say when we have had a really enjoyable holiday. It is the stronger of the two words. |
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