Present or future

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Hello of all of esteemed teachers
Hope you all doing good, I have some lines down kindly help

If you did not remind me of Ann’s birthday I would forget
Is this for present, future

If you had not reminded me of Ann’s birthday I would have forgot

Is this more approprait one

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I think “If you had not reminded me of Ann’s birthday I would have forgot it” is better, you could also say “If you had not reminded me of Ann’s birthday, I would forget it”.
“If you did not remind me of Ann’s birthday I would forget” doesn’t seem right.

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english-test.net/forum/ftopi … ast_future
I just have received the message from the above link that the following sentence is correct.
#If you took more exercise you would feel better.
If it is then I think the following sentence should also be correct.
#If you didn’t take more exercise you would feel bad.
if it is then what is the problem with the following sentence—
#If you did not remind me of Ann’s birthday I would forget.

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  1. No. It should be:
    If you had not reminded me of Ann’s birthday, I would have forgotten it.

  2. I think it is acceptable.