A. After presenting the sales results, she went on talking about the company’s future plans. - You continue doing the same activity., B. After finishing university, he went on to work at a research centre. - You move on to a new activity in a sequence., C. I must remember to send the report before 6 p.m. - You remember a responsibility or future duty., D. I remember meeting you at last year's conference. - You remember a past event., E. He stopped smoking because it was affecting his health. - You stop an activity completely., F. He stopped to smoke on his way to work. - You pause one activity in order to do another., G. We regret to inform you that your application was not successful. - You are sorry to give new information., H. I regret not studying harder when I was younger. - A past action causes regret., I. She’ll never forget travelling alone for the first time. - A past event stays in your memory; you won’t forget it., J. Don’t forget to lock the door when you leave. - You must not forget to perform a planned action.,

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