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Discover LudwigThe phrase "is forgetful" is correct and can be used in written English.
It describes a state of being forgetful or prone to forgetting things. Example: My grandmother is forgetful, she often forgets where she puts her glasses.
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is forgetful
adjective
Unable to remember things well; liable to forget.
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Our culture is forgetful.
Renee nags, Patrick's video documents; Patrick, Renee's video makes clear, is forgetful.
But allow yourself plenty of time and patience; service is forgetful, slow and sloppy.
The one thing we can't call these movies, though, is forgetful.
Jack is forgetful and Colin has to remind him a lot! Pam can get a bit worried at times and George is normally the first to secret seven meetings.
British expert Prof Richard Morris, a neuroscientist at the University of Edinburgh, said: "When someone with early Alzheimer's is forgetful, it is tempting to suppose that the memory is lost.
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"I have a friendly disposition but am forgetful, though I tend to forget only important things," he read.
They are forgetful and tend to isolate themselves: 'If you tell him something, he will forget it.
Old men are forgetful.
He can be forgetful.
"I'm forgetful".
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