I am sorry I have got a grammar question..... I ________ never forget what u just told me....

will

I don't know how to explain it but I would use "will". Like because would is past-tense. (And to me would sounds wrong)

+hypothetical: if i could...i would

+for an action that hasn't occured and u dont know if it will
+for unrealistic situations

i would say "would" fits better. i mean depends, if you're talking about the future, it's will ╮(￣▽￣)╭

will*. 'Would' is a past tense and if you're never going to forget something then, 'will' works better. Plus if that line is being used in speech, 'will' is obviously the choice to go.

can you write the conversation?

i dont get it...how is this action referred to the past or the present? the previous act happened on the past(or the present since she said "just"). the following act(what she is going to do) is about the future. dont get confused with "never", we say: "i would never do this/i will never do this" but most of the times, the 1st one refers to the past:for a certain period the person "would never do this" but we dont know if he would do it now.

is*

is referred ffs khggjkhjfj

u know what? fk grammar

damn, i didnt see that "just", if there is a just it would be will but as you said, just fk grammar

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