Forgetfulの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: A prune is a preserved plum that often looks wrinkly. However, informally, when you call a person a “prune,” it means a disagreeable or unpleasant person.

However, in your phrase, it doesn’t sound very rude. It sounds like a joke.

A: Forgetful is an adjective used to describe people who forget or don't remember things. "The man was forgetful. He didn't remember his lunch."

A: wrong language

A: @juanjix63: It is a quality someone can have, meaning the forget things often.

A: Yes, you can say that too.

A: that does not sound natural. if you are talking about someone being constantly forgetful, you can say: “She forgets quickly.”

however, if you are saying it in terms of illnesses, then it’s called ‘dementia’. but i dont think this is the context you are using it in.

A: Yes, they all sound natural. No. 3 could be made better by using the word "suggest" instead of recommend: "Could you suggest a way to improve my English skills?"

I've read several of your questions and your English is excellent. Have you read The Joy of English by Jesse Karjalainen? I think you would enjoy it.

A: That's definitely natural! :)

A: Overly very well put, however a couple of things managed to snag my attention.

1. Consistency of pronouns; since you started the article with 'we', it sounds off when the next paragraph switches abruptly to 'you'.

2. 'Try HAVING (a) plastic surgery (performed/done) (in order) to..', though I'd personally say 'a lot of people opt for/reach out for/go for/seek out plastic surgery..'