Change in meaning

Remember to let her into your heart then you can start to make it better.
I remember holding you, feeling felt so right.

REMEMBER
You remember doing something AFTER you have done it.
e.g. I know I locked the
door. I clearly remember
locking it.
You remember to do something BEFORE you do it.
e.g. I remembered to lock the
door, but I forgot to shut the
windows.

FORGET
You forget doing something AFTER you have done it.
e.g. I‘ll never forget seeing Rio de Janeiro.
You forget to do something BEFORE you do it.
e.g. I forgot to phone your sister
when I was in Rio de Janeiro.

REGRET
You did something and now you regret doing it.
e.g. It began to get cold and he
regretted not wearing his
coat.
regret to say/ to tell you/ to inform you = I’m sorry that I have to say
e.g. We regret to inform you that
we cannot offer you the job.

I was walking home from school and stopped to play football.
I stopped playing football two years ago, when I broke my leg.

STOP
You stop to do something so that you can do it.
e.g. An old man walking along
the road stopped to talk to
us.
You stop doing something to end an action, to finish doing it.
e.g. There’s too much noise.
Can you stop talking, please?

I’m trying to run this computer program.
I tried clicking on the box, but it doesn’t work.