“I'll forego my lunch to finish this code.”
Confusables Entry 178 / 1605 60-second read
Forgo vs. Forego
To go without versus to go before.
The comparisoni
“I'll forgo my lunch to finish this code.”
The ruleii
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FORGO = to omit or decline to take something.
The 'e' makes all the difference, but they are often used interchangeably in casual writing.
Memory aidiii
Remember it like this
Fore- means before (like a 'fore-word' in a book).