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forget vs ignore #1 (permalink) Mon Mar 10, 2008 14:22 pm   forget vs ignore
 

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ESL/EFL Test #277 "My computer and me", question 6

The trouble is that as soon as they leave, I tend to ......... everything they have told me.

(a) ignore
(b) erase
(c) forget
(d) deny

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #277 "My computer and me", answer 6

The trouble is that as soon as they leave, I tend to forget everything they have told me.

Correct answer: (c) forget

Your answer was: incorrect
The trouble is that as soon as they leave, I tend to ignore everything they have told me.
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why ignore is not correct?

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forget vs ignore #2 (permalink) Wed Mar 12, 2008 8:34 am   forget vs ignore
 

Hi,

The answer is really in the idea of 'the trouble'. In other words you don't want to forget. You don't ignore because that would mean you want to forget.

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