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I
have
forgotten
everything
.
I
Pronoun
—
The
person
who
is
speaking
or
writing
I
am
writing
this
,
and
you
are
reading
it
.
I
Noun
—
The
ninth
letter
or
the
alphabet
;
previous
H
,
next
J
.
I
is
a
vowel
.
I
Symbol
—
A
symbol
meaning
first
,
as
in
"
George
I
" (
which
is
said
as
"
George
the
first
").
—
The
symbol
for
iodine
on
the
periodic
table
of
elements
.
—
The
symbol
for
electrical
current
.
I
Number
—
This
is
the
roman
numeral
for
one
(1).
It
may
be
written
as
I
or
i
.
i
Noun
—
The
ninth
letter
or
the
alphabet
;
previous
H
,
next
J
.
I
is
a
vowel
.
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have
Verb
—
Someone
has
something
if
the
thing
is
in
their
hands
.
The
person
is
holding
or
gripping
it
.
Do
you
have
a
spoon
,
or
do
you
need
me
to
give
you
one
so
you
can
eat
the
soup
?
—
If
you
have
uto/u
do
something
,
you
must
do
it
.
I
have
to
go
.
I
had
to
do
it
.
—
Someone
has
something
if
the
thing
is
that
person
'
s
thing:
the
person
owns
it
;
it
belongs
to
the
person
.
The
rich
family
has
a
big
house
.
—
If
you
have
you
hold
something
in
the
mind
.
I
have
a
doubt
about
him
.
—
If
you
have
you
join
something
.
We
have
lunch
at
13
:
00.
—
You
use
have
to
say
that
you
suffer
from
something
or
to
tell
the
experience
.
I
have
a
defective
vision
. (
I
don
'
t
see
well
.)
He
had
a
wonderful
time
with
his
friends
.
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forgotten
—
adjective
not
noticed
inadvertently
her
aching
muscles
forgotten
she
danced
all
night
he
was
scolded
for
his
forgotten
chores
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everything
Compound Determinative
—
Everything
is
all
that
exists
,
or
all
things
in
one
area
.
If
you
win
,
you
get
everything:
the
car
and
all
other
prizes
you
won
!
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