The Verb to Forgo Is an Unnatural Pairing

To forgo means to not have or do something enjoyable. The present participle is forgoing - I am forgoing cake for the next two weeks. To scoff, one's face means to eat aggressively a lot of food. So somebody who uses the verb to forgo might not scoff their face in public. You can learn more about how to use vocabulary by reading our free ebook and audiobook that will help you improve your IELTS speaking score. Click the top right corner of the screen now or find it in the box at the bottom of the page. Back to Mail Online home. Back to the page you came from.