Help the amateur chef complete his kitchen disaster diary by dragging the correct forms into the blanks.

Dear Diary, Today, I decided to bake a massive chocolate cake for my roommate's birthday. I promised to follow the recipe exactly this time, instead of just guessing the measurements. I carefully mixed all the ingredients and put the pan in the kitchen. Unfortunately, I forgot to turn on the oven, so now we are eating a bowl of chocolate soup.

Today, I decided to bake a massive chocolate cake for my roommate's birthday.

The verb "decide" is always followed by the "to" infinitive when another verb comes right after it.

I promised to follow the recipe exactly this time, instead of just guessing the measurements.

We use the "to" infinitive after the verb "promise" to talk about commitments.

Unfortunately, I forgot to turn on the oven, so now we are eating a bowl of chocolate soup.

The verb "forget" followed by a "to" infinitive means failing to do an action you were supposed to do.