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    Hi! In this case, "se" is a reflexive pronoun, because the action of the verb "olvidar" falls on the same person who execute the action. It's a reflexive sentence. It can be written of two ways: "Se me olvidó la cartera" or "Olvidé la cartera" Check out this link and its examples: http://www.materialesdelengua.org/LENGUA/morfologia/se/se.htm About the other sentences where you use the verb "olvidar", all have the same meaning. Regards.
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