Infinitive or Gerund

Choose the right form: the Infinitive or the Gerund. I would prefer a cup of strong English tea.

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Choose the right form: the Infinitive or the Gerund. It's no use over the split milk.

Choose the right form: the Infinitive or the Gerund. He refused me that sum of money.

Choose the right form: the Infinitive or the Gerund. He always hates rumors.

Choose the right form: the Infinitive or the Gerund. It was nice of her us to the party.

Choose the right form: the Infinitive or the Gerund. They made him his fault.

Choose the right form: the Infinitive or the Gerund. I don't know what

Choose the right form: the Infinitive or the Gerund. I look forward to you soon.

Choose the right form: the Infinitive or the Gerund. He is too silly my hint.