One of the best methods to learn how English works is to observe what natives say in particular situations and what they mean by that. I'll give you a couple of situations with "forget doing" and "forget to do", and let's see if you can figure out the difference. · I forgot locking the door. · He forgot meeting her previously. · I forgot seeing that movie before. · He forgot telling me the secret. · We’ll never forget visiting that temple. · I forgot to take the garbage out. · She forgot to call her mother yesterday. · Did you forget to bring your keys? · I’ll try not to forget to send you the information. · Don’t forget to lock the door when you leave. · Why did you forget to tell me?

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...which can be used appropriately in all three sentences. 1. His resignation was instantly interpreted as an ....... of failure. Despite frantic efforts to revive the company, it recorded losses for the third time in a row. 2. Because Liam was completely drunk he was refused ...... to the disco and had to go home. 3. There is free ...... to all the museums on our tour, which might be good news for budget conscious visitors. Any suggestions?

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PIRF 483—Time to move! This one looks simple, but there are numbers everywhere. Addresses, apartment numbers, prices, dates, phone numbers… The challenge is keeping everything clear while still sounding natural. Take your time, especially with the numbers, and don’t let all those details turn your recording into a robot reading a list.