The phrase "and even forget" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the possibility of forgetting something, often in a context where forgetting is unexpected or significant.
Example: "Sometimes, when we are overwhelmed with tasks, we can become so distracted that we might lose track of our priorities and even forget important deadlines."
Alternatives: "and might even overlook" or "and could even miss".
And even forget about the 'Today' show and the 'Tonight' show.
As his biographer Charles-Nicolas Cochin records, Chardin recalled saying to his younger self: "In order to concentrate on reproducing it faithfully I must forget everything I have seen and even forget the way such objects have been treated by others".
Thoughts of our participation in cosmic consciousness inflate our egos to the point where we can ignore our shortcomings and even forget our mortality.
"Some men will drink so much that they forget to take their drugs, and even forget that they are patients on ART".
Though you'll probably be ready well before you have to leave, getting up early will help you feel calm and relaxed and ready to start that first day; if you're rushing up to the last minute and even forget something, then you won't be in the right mental state for starting your school year.
He listed possibilities including allergies, infections, changing weather, medications and even forgetting to drink enough water.
Shozaburo could not grasp what death was all about, and even forgot the baby he had left in the hospital.
In one session, Mr. Hartnett seemed to go on automatic pilot, losing his train of thought once and even forgetting the question.
Paul of Venice asked what would happen if, after being baptized 'Socrates', a person was consistently called 'Plato' by a whole community, and even forgot his original name.
Many of them end up untouched, and even forgotten, so there's no telling if we'll ever see a super cool Apple stylus, but here's to hoping.
That command will now trigger a more personalized response that's based on algorithms that consider factors like your personalized playlist, songs you've said you liked, artists you've asked Alexa to follow in the past who have new music out and even forgotten songs you haven't heard in a while, but used to like.
