Try + gerund, describes experimenting with a method or way of doing something, often to see if it works., Try + infinitive, is used when making an effort and attempting to achieve a specific action or result., Forget + gerund, refers to forgetting that one has done something in the past., Forget + infinitive, is used when one forgets to perform a planned action., Remember + gerund, means have memories of past actions or experiences., Remember + infinitive, often refers to not forgetting to do something in the future or that needs to be done., Regret + gerund, feeling sorry for something done in the past., Regret + infinitive, formally saying sorry when announcing or conveying bad news., Stop + gerund, means terminating a current action., Stop + infinitive, is used to indicate stopping an action in order to start another action., Go on + gerund, continuing the activity in the gerund., Go on + infinitive, proceeding to do something after stopping, one action finishes and another starts.

Gerund and Infinitive

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