Remember + Infinitive:
- Indicates remembering to do something, and then performing the action.
- Emphasizes the sequence of remembering first, then acting.
Remember + Gerund:
- Indicates performing an action, and then recalling it later.
- Emphasizes the sequence of acting first, then remembering.
Forget + Infinitive:
- Indicates failing to remember to do something, resulting in not doing it.
Forget + Gerund:
- Indicates doing something and not forgetting it later.
- The image implies this definition, but does not give a example.
- Try + infinitive:
- Means to make an effort to do something difficult.
- Examples highlight the difficulty or challenge involved.
- Try + gerund:
- Means to do something to see what happens, often used for giving advice or suggesting experiments.
- Examples suggest testing or experimenting with an action.
- Stop + infinitive:
- Means to interrupt one action in order to perform another.
- The image hints at this meaning but does not give a example.
- Stop + gerund:
- Means to cease an action or activity completely.
- The examples illustrate a permanent or long-term cessation.
- Like + infinitive:
- Indicates doing something because it is considered a good or beneficial idea.
- The examples suggest a reasoned or planned action.
- Like + gerund:
- Indicates enjoying an activity as a habit or preference.
- The examples highlight personal enjoyment and routine.