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The phrase "already forgot about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has forgotten something that was previously known or considered.
Example: "I thought I had reminded you about the meeting, but it seems you already forgot about it."
Alternatives: "have already overlooked" or "have already dismissed".
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"I already forgot about what happened in the first half," said Alfonzo, who batted.233 before the All-Star Game break.
"Oh, I already forgot about it".
(But some Twitterers didn't think Jeannie's resolution would last a week in real life. She already forgot about fasting).
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We have already forgotten about our blindness".
We've already forgotten about Afghanistan -- until the next bloodbath.
By the time tonight's game began, they had already forgotten about it.
And though many had, by the end of the festival, already forgotten about Wes Anderson's light-as-air opening film Moonrise Kingdom, I thought it a joy.
You also have a load of things you've already forgotten about and will eventually toss, even though you would have been guilt-struck if you had discarded them when they were fresh.
She's already forgotten about the man with the ridiculous hair, whom you took to be just another passerby, a flash of local colour distracting you from your quest to find the people you came here to meet.
"I've already forgotten about last night!" A week later, I went back to decide for myself, accompanied by a Kansas City native who remembers fondly the Steakburgers of his youth.
Alexei Pushkov, chairman of the parliament's foreign affairs committee, tweeted: "Obama won't go into history as a peacemaker – everyone has already forgotten about his Nobel peace prize – but as the US president who started a new cold war".
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