The part of the sentence "I was forgetting" is a correct and usable part of written English. You can use it to denote a lack of memory or realization before the present moment. Example: I was forgetting how much I enjoyed learning French when I took the class in high school.
Of course I was forgetting Vietnam's incredible resilience and determination.
"I never wanted anyone to feel like I was forgetting or disrespecting my culture.
I guess I must've been since I was forgetting to be nervous.
I was forgetting myself, too, patrolling the city, spying on my own life.
It was almost worse: I was forgotten.
PHOTOS: LA Opera through the years "I felt I was forgotten and unimportant to them," Womack said.
"I'm forgetting absolutely everything".
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