The document contains a collection of sentences involving the use of verbs like "remember", "forget", "try", "think", "dream", and "understand" in various tenses and forms. Some sentences are questions about memories from childhood, travel plans, and habits. Others reference bringing necessary items, the health effects of junk food, and actions that could help with sleep or save a life. The document appears to be examples for a lesson about English verb forms and usage.

1. I’ll never forget meeting the queen.
Don’t forget to bring a dictionary.
I remember going to that park when I was a child.
Remember to bring your dictionary.
I stopped resting and I got back to work.
I stopped to rest because I was exhausted.
I tried to open the door but I couldn’t.
My computer crashed yesterday. I tried rebooting it but it
didn’t work.
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1. What things/ you remember/ do/ when you/ be a child?
2. I / not mind/ clean/ bathroom/ but I can’t stand/ do the washing.
3. I’m thinking of/ go on a trip/ July.
4. Ever thought about/ move out of your town?
5. Remember/ bring/ passport. Necessary/ fly.
6. Quite easy/ understand Italian.
7. Understand Italian/ easy.
8. Ever dream of/ be rich?
9. Looking forward to/ do anything exciting/ next summer?
10. Ever forgotten/ turn off your mobile phone at the cinema?
11. You think/ eat junk food/ unhealthy?
12. If you have problems sleeping, you could try _______ (do) some
yoga before you go to bed, or you could try ______ (drink) some
warm milk.
13. The surgeons tried ______ (save) his life but he died on the
operating table.