Sonni,
That is correct. When depressing the clutch to the floor board. You are releasing the transmission from a motorized state of function to interrupt and successfully pattern the transmission shifting lever into a desired location to continue or coast and conclude to a full stop. By using the brake to slow or stop. And to accelerate using the third pedal and then the clutch pedal synchronously to achieve a safe mode of traveling operation. For what you offered. Here you go.
But if you mean the vehicle is moving from a stop when the clutch is depressed after releasing the brake. You may have a defective throw out bearing or pressure plate assembly. Generally they slip and do not let the clutch engage. Other wise a shifting linkage may be the culprit. If it is not safe. By now you may have already towed it to a pro.
Fare Well
If it has a hydraulic clutch it may low on fluid, check both brake and clutch fluid levels.
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