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Sentence examples for forgotten how to from inspiring English sources

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Amanda hasn't forgotten how to rehearse.

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The New York Times

"I've forgotten how to talk to you.

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The New Yorker

"I haven't forgotten how to do that.

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The New York Times

I think Alisson's forgotten how to goalkeeper.

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The Telegraph

I've forgotten how to have a conversation.

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The Times

"They have forgotten how to pray".

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The New York Times

Have we forgotten how to feel uplifted?

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The New York Times

You've forgotten how to pay attention.

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The New York Times

I have forgotten how to sleep".

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The New Yorker

He hasn't forgotten how to impersonate himself.

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The Guardian - TV & Radio

I had forgotten how to talk.

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