2. FORGET STOP REGRET REMEMBER ING TO

3. USES These verbs can be followed by gerunds or infinitives but with a change in meaning.

4. FORGET / REGRET / REMEMBER When these verbs are used with a gerund they refer to something that happened before a certain time. When they are used with an infinitive they refer to something that happens at or after a certain time.

5. FORGET / REGRET / REMEMBER When these verbs are used with a gerund they refer to something that happened “before” a certain time. Now I’ll never forget living in Canada.

6. Now I’ll never forget living in Canada.

7. Now I’ll always remember working in a cruise ship.

8. Now I usually regret returning to Peru.

9. FORGET / REGRET / REMEMBER When they are used with an infinitive they refer to something that happens “at” or “after” a certain time. Now

10. FORGET / REGRET / REMEMBER Now Please, remember to close the door.

11. FORGET / REGRET / REMEMBER Now I forgot to meet my girlfriend after work.

13. STOP Stop with the gerund means to end an action. I stopped eating fast food last year. I can't stop loving you. Stop being so annoying!

14. I stopped acting as a clown.

15. STOP Stop with the infinitive means to interrupt an activity in order to do something else. stopped to say I was walking to the subway station, and I stopped to say "Hi" to my friends. stopped to answer I was cooking dinner, and I stopped to answer the phone.