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Here’s a clarification of the verbs you mentioned that can be followed by "to" or the gerund (ING) form, along with explanations of the differences in meaning:

Remember

• Remember to (followed by verb): Refers to recalling to perform a task in the future.
  • Remember to watch that movie. (You need to make an effort to watch it later.)
• Remember ING (followed by verb): Refers to recalling a past event.
  • I remember watching that movie. (You have a memory of seeing it.)

Forget

• Forget to (followed by verb): Indicates that you failed to do something.
  • Forget to buy some milk. (You did not remember to do this.)
• Forget ING (followed by verb): Refers to not remembering a past action.
  • I forgot buying flowers yesterday. (You do not recall doing this.)

Regret

• Regret to (followed by verb): Used when expressing sorrow about an action you're about to take or that someone else is taking.
  • I regret to tell you that you didn’t pass. (You feel sorry for delivering bad news.)
• Regret ING (followed by verb): Refers to feeling sorry about something that has already happened.
  • I regret taking that course. (You feel sorry about your past decision.)

Stop

• Stop to (followed by verb): Indicates a change in activity to do something else.
  • I stopped to buy a newspaper. (You stopped your previous activity.)
• Stop ING (followed by verb): Means to cease a particular action.
  • I stopped buying newspapers. (You no longer do this.)

Try

• Try to (followed by verb): Indicates an attempt to do something.
  • I tried to learn Japanese. (You made an effort to learn it.)
• Try ING (followed by verb): Suggests making an experiment with something.
  • Try turning the computer off and on again. (You are suggesting someone to attempt this action.)

Example Sentences Clarified

1. Do you remember to watch that show? (Future obligation)
2. I remember watching that show. (Past experience)
3. Please remember to buy some milk. (Future task)
4. How could I forget buying flowers yesterday? (Past action)
5. I regret to tell her about the bad news. (Present obligation)
6. I regret telling her the truth. (Past action)
7. I stopped to buy a newspaper. (Changed activity)
8. I stopped reading the article. (Ceased current action)
9. I tried to read that book. (Attempt)
10. Have you tried turning it off? (Suggestion)

Let me know if you need further clarifications or corrections!