These sentences have the same meaning?
Every time I look at this, I'll think of this moment.
Every time I look at this, I'll remember this moment.

and these;

When I see this, I'll think of this moment.
When I see this, I'll remember this moment.

Question

These sentences have the same meaning?
Every time I look at this, I'll think of this moment.
Every time I look at this, I'll remember this moment.

and these;

When I see this,  I'll think of this moment.
When I see this,  I'll remember this moment.

Answer

Yes, and some kinda big things.

First, "remember" is a much stronger word than, "think." 1) "Remember" sort of gives off the feeling you will be reminded about everything of what is going on at that moment and "think" gives the sense that you will have a split-second thought about it, not really taking in every thing that is happening.

Secondly, "look" and "see" are kind of different in these regards, because, "see" doesn't necessarily mean you will actually see everything at that moment and "look" kind of means you will consume the detail of what you are watching.

Finally, "every time" almost means when you see it; you will remember everything about it in detail and "when" sort of give off the feeling that you will slowly forget about the details and little things about that moment and that you really don't care about the moment at all.

Hope this helps^^ Have a nice day!

Answer

Yes they mean the same thing although in this situation, most native english speakers will use the phrases with "remember" instead of "think".

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